Toejigogi Kui (Fired Pork)
by Stop-n-Pop on Mar 14, 2010 10:24 PM CDT
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- 2 lbs pork loin roast
- 4 T soy sauce
- 1/3 cup koch'ujang (hot red pepper paste)
- 1/4 cup rice wine
- Koch'u karu (red pepper paste) to taste (I use 1 T)
- 3 T sugar
- 2 oz fresh ginger, grated
- 6 cloves crushed garlic
- 4 green onions, white and light green parts, chopped
- 2 walnuts, chopped
- 2 T sesame oil
- 1 T sesame seeds
Enjoy.
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I said it in the open thread
but I’ll say it again… this performance doesn’t merit a tasty Korean dish.
Though I believe this was a suggestion:
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Let me be the 1st to proclaim
If the Wolves find a way to finish basically .500 (8-7) the rest of the season, they still can’t draft worse than #6, and unless Golden State goes almost winless, the Wolves are guaranteed top 5. Time to quit tanking, of course if you keep losing in pathetic games like tonight the tanking comments will be disproved.
Can anyone tell me what the long term highlight is for this season. After last season a lot of fans wanted to remember January and build on that, what has happened this season to make fans think this team made progress from a pathetic last season?
If Corey Brewer wasn’t in the middle of a goofy 3 pointer streak where he usually only makes one per game, would we be questioning if his game has progressed the last couple months?
Rambis v McHale – This season is almost done. If Kahn had kept McHale around as coach, would this team be better? Could McHale have agreed to let Foye and Miller go while also somehow talking Kahn into taking Curry over Flynn? This one is open to many opinions, let’s hear what you think.
I'll have a go......
Can anyone tell me what the long term highlight is for this season. After last season a lot of fans wanted to remember January and build on that, what has happened this season to make fans think this team made progress from a pathetic last season?
Most of us had very modest aspirations for this team. I don’t think you’ll find too many Wolves fans who had even those aspirations met. Too call this season dismal barely does it justice.
Highlights? Brewer’s dunk on Fisher, Hollins’s dunk on Blatche, wins in Denver, Utah and Dallas. All flashes in the pan. Nothing of substance.
If Corey Brewer wasn’t in the middle of a goofy 3 pointer streak where he usually only makes one per game, would we be questioning if his game has progressed the last couple months?
From my limited vision, I think he has progressed to someone who is a likely solid rotation player long term.
Rambis v McHale – This season is almost done. If Kahn had kept McHale around as coach, would this team be better? Could McHale have agreed to let Foye and Miller go while also somehow talking Kahn into taking Curry over Flynn? This one is open to many opinions, let’s hear what you think.
“Better” as in less revolting? Who knows? We may still have Miller’s expiring and be pondering letting Foye go UFA while Ricky Rubio is the apple of someone else’s eye.
"I was trying to focus on breathing," Milicic said. "I was just focusing on breathing so I didn’t die."
Corey's not all that lately either.
His shooting percentage was under 40% for the last 10 games or so, last time I checked. He also, given Jefferson’s suspension, had taken more shots than anyone else on the roster in that period. (This was a game or two ago.)
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BTW, SNP
Any chance, when the season ends, can you accumulate the Korean dishes and put them into one post, perhaps on the side where it is easy to find for a while. Might be fun to try a few of these items this summer when I am not wasting so much time on the Wolves. Seriously, I like the Twins and Vikings more and realize I do not dare go to one of their blogs, my life would be over!
I'll put a "korean game wrap" tag on the posts...
….and that should put them all in one spot.
Forever splitting the Cheechakos from the Sourdoughs
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Thanks!
I’m always conflicted by the presence of Korean Game Wraps. I hope that the future Wolves don’t require them, but they’ll definitely be missed (the recipes… not so much the uninspired losses).
homesickness...
…at this point
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At Least It Wasn't on My TV
I saw the score a couple of times last night — that was bad enough. Looking at the schedule (@PHO, @UTH, @LAL, TOR, @CHA, @ORL, PHO), I think it’s PROBABLE that this club sees its 60th loss before its 15th win. If they get to 14-60, that’s a 3 point win against the Wade-less Heat from a 23 game losing streak.
Oh, the humanity.
Pining for a Troy Hudson/Marko Jaric backcourt.
I know I asked for the turd...
But thank you for this recipe… it looks delicious! I think I’ll give it a try!
It is sad that in both the game wrap and comments
there was no discussion of the actual game that was played. Our team has been reduced to giving up vs. SACRAMENTO. Yikes.
"It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future." -- Yogi Berra
Sacramento's a lot better than their record shows
Now that they’ve gotten rid of Martin, they’re back to near .500 ball. It moves Evans back to SG, where he can play a more Brandon Roy all purpose role, and puts a true point guard on the floor which helps get everyone else involved. Plus, Carl Landry gives that team some serious post scoring.
I’m interested to watch how things shake out with the Kings. Landry and Hawes are a great 1-2 compliment, but at the same time, Thompson is a starter in the NBA somewhere. I have to think one of those three will be on the trade block at some point next year.
I think this is a bit of an overstatement
Since inserting Landry into the lineup, the Kings ar 5-8 with one road win (a 3 pt win at Houston) and home victories over the Wolves, Toronto and the Clips (+ Utah). They are better off with Evens at the 2, agreed, and more balanced after swapping in Landry for Martin, but they are not yet a good team. I do think that the inability of Evans and Martin to play together was more a factor of deficiencies in Evans game (although he gets a pass for being a rookie) rather than a true, long term incompatibility. They are certainly better with Landry than they were with Mertin out, but I value Martin as an efficient scorer, and don’t think they are dramatically better post-trade. I could well be proven wrong, however.
Coming from a Kings fan
I don’t really get what difference it makes what position Reke plays. He’s a G and whether that’s a “conventional” (whatever that means) definition of PG or SG makes no difference. He has the ball in his hands a lot, and you needs guy who can complement him in ways that will help the Kings now and the future. Beno Udrih and Francisco Garcia do that even though they aren’t necessarily more valuable on the face of their contributions than Kevin Martin is.
As far as JT/Hawes/Landry on the block, I agree with that, and have said that Troy Murphy for JT is a strong possibility come summertime.
No mistakes in the tango, Donna. Not like life. Simple. That's what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, and get all tangled up, you just tango on.....
I'm not sure Donald Sterling is a human being. He had to have been manufactured by someone, possibly David Stern, so that one team could solely just make profit for the NBA while doing nothing good for themselves. -- Aykis 16
Btw, to Oceanary and everyone else, I'm not angry you lable Reke as a SG. I see that in a lot of plac es.
It’s just that I figured I owed Hoopus a response to this particular topic.
No mistakes in the tango, Donna. Not like life. Simple. That's what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, and get all tangled up, you just tango on.....
I'm not sure Donald Sterling is a human being. He had to have been manufactured by someone, possibly David Stern, so that one team could solely just make profit for the NBA while doing nothing good for themselves. -- Aykis 16
Koorean cooking wraps still make me smile a bit. Bitterly .. but a smile.
Official Kahn/Rambis band-wagon rider since 2009
i have a feeling that they could get old after a while
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non-violent resistance
Never stop, Ghandi didn’t either!
Official Kahn/Rambis band-wagon rider since 2009
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