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Fig. 3

From: Science and philosophy of Korea traditional foods (K-food)

Fig. 3

Scientific diagram for creating the yangnyom, jang, and kimchi according to food development philosophy. A key factor is how to adjust kan for delicious eating. Jang is made from soybean after making meju by soaking in a salt solution in Jang-dok (Earthenware pottery). Rubbing off and mixing vegetables with yangnyom can be eaten, and even a few days later, these vegetables can still be eaten. It is called kimchi

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