I live in California. I have two thanksgivings. One to spend quality time with my mother and my boyfriend. We'll have turkey, cranberry sauce, mash potatoes and gravy, some bread and veggies. During the same night we'll travel to my boyfriend's family where they'll have some of the same items. They like to serve casseroles and deserts. With my boyfriend's family, everyone sits at the table and takes turns saying what they are thankful for. Afterwards, they say a pray and we'll can begin to eat. It's very American to watch the Macy's Day Parade (in the morning) on t.v. which is a parade held in New York, put on but a department store called macy's. Once that's over, there's a football game and that's what most men watch while everyone else is cooking.
My family celebrates Thanksgiving on a different day. We usually celebrate it the following week or the Saturday after Thanksgiving due to my mom's birthday being on Thanksgiving Day. We usually eat the usually turkey, smash potatoes, garden salad, bread roll, corn, gravy, and stuffing. However each years we get to add something unusually to the table... like fish, ribs, or even a pasta. We like to add Mexican food too. As for desserts I am usually in charge of it; I will make a chocolate lava cake with a scope of vanilla bean ice cream, a pumpkin cinnamon roll, and then my sister makes her famous cheesecake. That's how I celebrate Thanksgiving.
I'll get a chance to visit my hometown in the US for Thanksgiving this year. We eat a variety of foods including roasted turkey, mashed potatoes but actually my favorite thing is a classic but a bit weird....jello mold!!! My mom always uses raspberry jello and adds frozen fruit, sour cream (can't find that here in Korea!) and walnuts. I wonder if Sarah's family makes jello mol (also called jello salad, lol) ?
Canadian Thanksgiving is much the same as in the USA.Before we head to Florida to miss the winter,we celebrate with family and friends in Canada in October.Turkey and loads of veg with too much pumpkin pie etc. etc.The fall colours are magnificent here in Nova Scotia.Then we head south.We enjoy another thanksgiving friends in the US as their TG falls in late November.I love cooking yet another turkey dinner.Often we eat out side as November can be quite hot in Florida.The next day all hell breaks loose in the malls for Black Friday pre Christmas shopping.It is a frenzy that we avoid,there will always be a good deal and we don't need anything that badly that we would risk that stress.It is fun to watch it all on the news while sipping cheap but good vino that we can buy at the corner store.Not so in Nova Scotia.Have a good one in Korea,love watcing you every week.You are a highlight in my life,thanks for sharing yours.
I decided to stay this choosoek here in Korea, I would probably make some songpyeons and look over my cousin's english homework... Hope you guys have a wonderful chooseok and thanksgiving.
My family has a feast and its composed of Ham, southern potato salad, apple pie, dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, gravy, broccoli casserole, sweet potatoes, corn bread, and baked beans. That is the reason that is my favorite holiday.
We have a large family. My family usually designates one household to host Thanksgiving. It changes each year. We will all try to gather & make delicious food to eat. Have a great Chuseok.
+2hearts1seoul i really really want to visit Turkey for celebrate thanksgiving... but sadly, i will stay in Korea, and i will visit grand family in Daejeon. (also i live in Gongju)
+2hearts1seoul I am a korean high school student. I'll have midterm exam after Chuseok so I won't go to grandparents' house and I'll stay at home and study really hard 😢
+이민규 Ohhh, that's right! Kyuho's cousin also can't join us for Chuseok because she has to stay at home and study for that exam ㅠㅠ After the exam is finally over, it will be the best feeling in the world! Good luck! ^^
+2hearts1seoul Thanks a lot! I hope she can get good scores!! Kyuho's cousin and I have enough time to study hard!! 'Practice makes perfect' :) I hope both can get good score and enjoy the free time after midterm exam :3 Have a lovely day 😎
I'm American and for Thanksgiving my whole family travels to my aunt and uncles house. We make turkey, rolls, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes and gravy, candied sweet potatoes, and then pie several hours later.
I just saw your videos yesterday and I truly amazed how you two love each other.. in the Philippines we have a million Korean tourists and some thousands living here as well. I must say they are wonderful people. Thanks for sharing us your adventure especially showing us your beautiful country Canada and Korea. I hope next time you will travel to Busan they said it is also a wonderful city aside from Seoul.
+Acezar Tan Thank you so much for the very kind words :D We have actually visited Busan once 3 years ago (it's soo beautiful!), but we've never been to the Philippines, so we'd really like to check it out someday ^^
PLEASE visit my country especially our famous islands Boracay and Palawan those are paradise, many of your countrymen could prove that. And you'll feel home because as I have said Koreans are everywhere. Once again thanks for sharing us your world. Can't wait for your (obviously) beautiful baby.
For Thanksgiving we (all of my family) always get together at my grandmas and eat traditional food which is usually: Turkey, ham, homemade mash potatoes, several types of casseroles and salads. There's always a ton of sweets like pumpkin pie and sweat potato pie. We also usually go around the room and say what we are thankful for and after we are done eating we Reminisce and talk about old stories.
I'm in California, for thanksgiving my family just stays home to eat dinner. We eat turkey, gravy, oven baked potatoes with mustard and celery, and stuffing. I know usually people also eat mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce or something like that. Then we eat the same dinner for like 3 days lol because my mom makes so much.
Hi there. I thank you for uploading those videos and I must say I have a great joy by watching them. Btw, from your videos, it seems you guys live in Yangjae dong where I used to live in before I migrated to Sydney. I had lots of memories with my wife there. Anyway, keep up the good work & hope you have a Beautiful Chusoek with your family. Bye for now.
I'm Mexican-American and usually my family will celebrate with a turkey but also we'll make some warm yummy tamales! And enjoy some warm atole (a traditional hot corn‑ and masa‑based beverage of Mexican, Guatemalan, Honduran, and El Salvadoran origin. We do the same on Christmas as well.
you won't regret getting one. all the russian blues i ever dealt were such a joy. they will melt your heart when they are kittens. if you want to have fun with them, get a 6 foot fishing rod, with some small fluffy weighted object at the end of the fishing line. move the object around as if it were a mice or bird trying to get away. they will jump and leap after it like crazy.
Hai Sarah and Kyuho! I really really like you guys..your videos always inspired me! I hope you guys keep making new video. Thanks to you guys I can see the beauty of Seoul which I personally want to visit someday. Whenever I watched your video..I can feel myself exploring with both of you. Btw..the shots in your video is sooooo magnificent making me to take a flight to Seoul so bad!! I am subscribing to your channel and officially became your fan! Looking foward to your new video! Lots of love from Malaysia 💕
+pinkstrawberrycake99 Ohhh, what a lovely comment--thank you so much! It's really amazing to hear that our videos can inspire people to want to travel more, specifically in Korea. We both have such a passion for traveling and discovering new places and we love to share that passion with others :)
Waaa I was in Seoul when you filmed this! I miss Seoul so much, I even miss the sound of 지하철 😂. I just recently found your channel and subscribed immediately. Your videos are very soothing and you both are very sweet :) Hello from Indonesia!
Hey guys!!!! I love watching yallls videos.Me and bunch of my friends are planning on visiting Korea. We are bunch of young girls.How safe is Korea since we don't know anyone there and are planning to just book places to live in airbnb and come explore..Sara me and my friends love your makeup in every video haha
Hi, thank you so much for the lovely compliments! Korea is incredibly safe. As a woman, I feel WAY, way safer walking alone any time of the day or night than I ever have in Canada. It's probably always safer to stay in a group no matter where you're traveling, but just take the normal precautions. I'm sure you'll have a great time! :D
let me first start off by saying that I love your videos and your love. you guys are so natural and your videos are so entertaining without you even trying. Sarah, I am an aspiring English teacher in Korea and I am applying to come in August 2016. I would love to know of you still teach there.? if you do could you make a video about your experience and the school you teach at ? Also tips on getting selected to teach in Seoul would be great because I know it's a very competitive area. thanks !
제가 아직 미혼이라 아버지 차례상 상주가 어머니세요. 그래서 열심히 차례음식 준비를 돕죠. 그리고 저녁엔 동창들 만나서 회포 풀고요. 그리고 전 고향이 춘천이라서 반드시 꼭 샘밭 막국수를 먹는 답니다. 맵고 짠 강렬한 양념에 익숙한 분들이 강원도 토속 음식을 드시면 처음엔 싱숭맹숭하다고 느끼실 거예요. 그런데 전 꼬맹이 적부터 짜짱면 외식하듯 일년에 두어번 아버지 경운기 뒤에 타고 가서 얻어 먹은 귀한 맛이라서 평생 명절마다 샘밭 막국수를 먹을 겁니다. 매형도 처음엔 유명맛집이라 기대했다가 엄청 실망했데요. 그런데 지금은 매형도 엄청 좋아하지만, 조카들 성화에 춘천 올 때마가 반드시 꼭 먹는 게 샘밭막국수가 되어 버렸답니다.
+Minyoung Lee 답변해주셔서 감사합니다^^ 아 그렇다면 주로 하루정도면 거의 다 준비가 되나요? 혹시 차례 음식 모두 직접 만드시나요? 샘밭 막국수는 저 처음 들어봐요 아마 할머니 입맛을 갖고 있는 세라는 좋아할수도 있을거 같아요 ㅋㅋ 나중에 강원도에 놀러갈때 먹어보게 혹시 추천해 주실만한 좋은 맛집이 있나요? 답변하다보니 질문이 너무 많네요..
+2hearts1seoul 저 EBS에서 규호씨 괴산 할아버님 댁에서 차례지내는 거 봤어요. 저희는 아버님 한 분만 모시니까 아무래도 단출하지만, 그래도 하루에 가능하지는 않죠. 제가 객지에 있다 명절에 어머님 집에 가는데 이미 어머니께서 보름 전부터 조금씩 준비를 하신답니다. 과일과 한과, 어포는 구입하지만 전, 고기, 나물, 떡, 밥, 탕은 직접 만들어요. 설에는 규호씨네처럼 떡만둣국이 추가되지요. 만두도 중부지방이나 하는 거구요. 경상도와 전라도는 떡국만 한데요. 샘밭막국수는 방송프로그램에 정말 많이 소개된 곳인데 방송출연 업소라고 홍보를 절대 안하는 곳입니다. 메밀이 거의 95%수준의 메밀면이라 가위로 자르지 않고 그냥 먹구요. 처음 먹는 사람은 에게 이게 맛집이라고? 90%가 실망하기도 하지요. ㅋㅋ 대부분 질긴 녹말(고구마전분) 냉면에 익숙하고 메밀면이더라도 밀가루나 전분 함유량이 높은 면에 익숙해서 그런 것 같아요. 거기다 특유의 심심한 양념이 처음 드시는 분은 맛없다고 여길듯요. 그래서 추천해드리기가 좀 망설여져요. 강원도 어디가도 음식이 단출하고 담백한 편이라 호불호가 많이 갈려서,, 강릉 초당두부의 경우도 얼큰하게 뚝배기에 끓여내는 순두부찌게를 생각하지만 큰대접에 순두부만 나옵니다. 정말 순두부만,, 양념초간장 얹어서 떠 먹으면서 두부 자체의 고소한 맛을 느끼는 건데 처음 먹는 사람은 이게 뭐냐고 합니다. 강원도 어디를 가도 메밀전, 메밀전병, 메밀묵밥이 있는데 이게 다 담백하기만 한 것들이라서요. 추천했다 욕먹을 것 같아서 규호씨가 가는 지역 맛집 검색해서 가보시기 바라구요. 음식보다는 관광지 추천해 드릴게요. 제가 추천하는 NO. 1은 오대산 소금강입니다. 강릉 주문진에서 찾아가면 되는데요. 제가 등산을 좋아해서 국내 유명한 계곡 거의 다 가봤는데 여기가 최고로 경치가 좋아요. 그리고 이동 통로 데크가 잘 만들어져서 등산화 없이 운동화만으로 충분히 가볍게 즐길 수 있습니다. 산책한다는 기분으로 입구에서부터 왕복 3~4시간정도 즐기시면 충분할 것 같구요. 양양 낙산사, 속초 설악산, 고성 통일전망대, 아래로 삼척을 소개하면 삼척에 엄청 큰 규모의 장미공원이 있어요. 초여름에 장미 필 때 가셔서 장미 구경하고 환선굴, 대금굴, 관음굴 세 곳의 석회 동굴이 있으니 구경하시고, 해신당 공원에 가시면 멋진 해변과 함께 아주아주 볼만한(?) 특이한 것들이 있답니다.
I always wonder how do you keep the camera so still when you take shots of the scenery, either one of you have really steady hands or the Iphone 6 stability is amazing haha XD (Great video, can't wait for next weeks one!) ^_^
G-Market (Korean online store) is where I buy a lot of my clothes! The selection is incredible and you can find some crazy cheap items :D Offline, I usually shop at Gangnam station, Myeongdong, Sinsa, and Hongdae.
There's actually a Chinese holiday called the Mid-Autumn festival and it happens the same weekend as Chuseok every year. It's where the family comes together and eat mooncake and dishes made specially for that holiday. It's not as serious as Chuseok when the entire family have to meet together like the American Thanksgiving. Ppl also go around gifting their friends boxes of mooncake.
영어로 써야 될지 한국어로 써야될지 고민되네요 Usually we are going to our granny houses , and make some " jeon " like sweet potato jeon ( 고구마 전 ) , pumpkin jeon ( 호박전 ) , 송편 we make it together , at the living room every body talk about something and playing with cousin brothers this is how we spend our chuseok and for a children we can get a money from uncles or aunts or granny , actually its not only for the children before they can earn money , my friends are mostly don't wanna go to granny house , because it's boring as much , and we can get a stress by cousins , like my aunts asking me " how much scores did you get ? " from the school's exam and a lots of questions Yeah i guess every body hates to go to granny house but mostly peoples are smile at the end . because they got the money and they can go back to their own bed ! for a guys we wasting that money at the games , for girls i think they buying a lots of make up stuffs ! it was hard to write in english
+hyeon L You did a great job writing that in English--we understood everything perfectly! Your Chuseok holidays sound really nice and relaxing~ I love how everyone cooks jeon together! ^^ I've heard a lot of people get really stressed about their relatives asking about grades, jobs, when they will get married, etc... >_
+2hearts1seoul oh thanks , and yeah that's really stressed there is a good spot to be dried chili pepper btw i'm wondering about that when you guys came to 시골 at the first time , how they reacted ? They said welcome to sera ?
I live in California.
I have two thanksgivings. One to spend quality time with my mother and my boyfriend. We'll have turkey, cranberry sauce, mash potatoes and gravy, some bread and veggies.
During the same night we'll travel to my boyfriend's family where they'll have some of the same items. They like to serve casseroles and deserts.
With my boyfriend's family, everyone sits at the table and takes turns saying what they are thankful for. Afterwards, they say a pray and we'll can begin to eat.
It's very American to watch the Macy's Day Parade (in the morning) on t.v. which is a parade held in New York, put on but a department store called macy's. Once that's over, there's a football game and that's what most men watch while everyone else is cooking.
My family celebrates Thanksgiving on a different day. We usually celebrate it the following week or the Saturday after Thanksgiving due to my mom's birthday being on Thanksgiving Day. We usually eat the usually turkey, smash potatoes, garden salad, bread roll, corn, gravy, and stuffing. However each years we get to add something unusually to the table... like fish, ribs, or even a pasta. We like to add Mexican food too. As for desserts I am usually in charge of it; I will make a chocolate lava cake with a scope of vanilla bean ice cream, a pumpkin cinnamon roll, and then my sister makes her famous cheesecake. That's how I celebrate Thanksgiving.
+me.music1523 Omg, I was drooling reading the dessert menu--WOW!! :O
Nice music btw it's very relaxing. I celebrate Thanksgivings with my family and we eat a lot of food that our Aunts made.
please take good care of your lover and wish both of you always happy.
u guys r so adorable, u match each other really smooth.
I'll get a chance to visit my hometown in the US for Thanksgiving this year. We eat a variety of foods including roasted turkey, mashed potatoes but actually my favorite thing is a classic but a bit weird....jello mold!!! My mom always uses raspberry jello and adds frozen fruit, sour cream (can't find that here in Korea!) and walnuts. I wonder if Sarah's family makes jello mol (also called jello salad, lol) ?
+Nick McKenna Oh man, I (Sarah) have never tried that type of jello, but it sounds delicious!! :o
Canadian Thanksgiving is much the same as in the USA.Before we head to Florida to miss the winter,we celebrate with family and friends in Canada in October.Turkey and loads of veg with too much pumpkin pie etc. etc.The fall colours are magnificent here in Nova Scotia.Then we head south.We enjoy another thanksgiving friends in the US as their TG falls in late November.I love cooking yet another turkey dinner.Often we eat out side as November can be quite hot in Florida.The next day all hell breaks loose in the malls for Black Friday pre Christmas shopping.It is a frenzy that we avoid,there will always be a good deal and we don't need anything that badly that we would risk that stress.It is fun to watch it all on the news while sipping cheap but good vino that we can buy at the corner store.Not so in Nova Scotia.Have a good one in Korea,love watcing you every week.You are a highlight in my life,thanks for sharing yours.
I decided to stay this choosoek here in Korea, I would probably make some songpyeons and look over my cousin's english homework... Hope you guys have a wonderful chooseok and thanksgiving.
My family has a feast and its composed of Ham, southern potato salad, apple pie, dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, gravy, broccoli casserole, sweet potatoes, corn bread, and baked beans. That is the reason that is my favorite holiday.
We have a large family. My family usually designates one household to host Thanksgiving. It changes each year. We will all try to gather & make delicious food to eat. Have a great Chuseok.
How do YOU spend your Thanksgiving/Chuseok? :D
+2hearts1seoul i really really want to visit Turkey for celebrate thanksgiving... but sadly, i will stay in Korea, and i will visit grand family in Daejeon. (also i live in Gongju)
Turrrrkeeeyyy 🐔🐔🐔
+2hearts1seoul I am a korean high school student. I'll have midterm exam after Chuseok so I won't go to grandparents' house and I'll stay at home and study really hard 😢
+이민규 Ohhh, that's right! Kyuho's cousin also can't join us for Chuseok because she has to stay at home and study for that exam ㅠㅠ After the exam is finally over, it will be the best feeling in the world! Good luck! ^^
+2hearts1seoul Thanks a lot! I hope she can get good scores!! Kyuho's cousin and I have enough time to study hard!! 'Practice makes perfect' :) I hope both can get good score and enjoy the free time after midterm exam :3 Have a lovely day 😎
I'm American and for Thanksgiving my whole family travels to my aunt and uncles house. We make turkey, rolls, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes and gravy, candied sweet potatoes, and then pie several hours later.
I just saw your videos yesterday and I truly amazed how you two love each other.. in the Philippines we have a million Korean tourists and some thousands living here as well. I must say they are wonderful people. Thanks for sharing us your adventure especially showing us your beautiful country Canada and Korea. I hope next time you will travel to Busan they said it is also a wonderful city aside from Seoul.
+Acezar Tan Thank you so much for the very kind words :D
We have actually visited Busan once 3 years ago (it's soo beautiful!), but we've never been to the Philippines, so we'd really like to check it out someday ^^
PLEASE visit my country especially our famous islands Boracay and Palawan those are paradise, many of your countrymen could prove that. And you'll feel home because as I have said Koreans are everywhere. Once again thanks for sharing us your world. Can't wait for your (obviously) beautiful baby.
"smells like feet, but taste so good." LOL You are too funny, Sarah!
For Thanksgiving we (all of my family) always get together at my grandmas and eat traditional food which is usually: Turkey, ham, homemade mash potatoes, several types of casseroles and salads. There's always a ton of sweets like pumpkin pie and sweat potato pie. We also usually go around the room and say what we are thankful for and after we are done eating we Reminisce and talk about old stories.
I've stayed in Hongdae area when I went to Seoul in October. Miss that place so much.
All of those clothing stores look so cute, everything is my style: classic, simple, neutral colors. Haha, hope you guys enjoy your Chuseok! :D
+vivaLucci I wanted to buy so many things, not gonna lie!! >D
haha the shop you film at 2;52 is just at the corner of the street i used to live when I was staying in seoul
I'm in California, for thanksgiving my family just stays home to eat dinner. We eat turkey, gravy, oven baked potatoes with mustard and celery, and stuffing. I know usually people also eat mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce or something like that. Then we eat the same dinner for like 3 days lol because my mom makes so much.
Really like your videos
Hi there. I thank you for uploading those videos and I must say I have a great joy by watching them. Btw, from your videos, it seems you guys live in Yangjae dong where I used to live in before I migrated to Sydney. I had lots of memories with my wife there. Anyway, keep up the good work & hope you have a Beautiful Chusoek with your family. Bye for now.
I'm Mexican-American and usually my family will celebrate with a turkey but also we'll make some warm yummy tamales! And enjoy some warm atole (a traditional hot corn‑ and masa‑based beverage of Mexican, Guatemalan, Honduran, and El Salvadoran origin. We do the same on Christmas as well.
russian blue cats are my favorite.
they are so sweet and gentle.
i miss my old russian blue.
i will get another one as soon as i get my own place
+patturn We want one SOOO badly! We've already fallen in love with our friends' Russian blue
you won't regret getting one.
all the russian blues i ever dealt were such a joy.
they will melt your heart when they are kittens.
if you want to have fun with them, get a 6 foot fishing rod,
with some small fluffy weighted object at the end of the fishing line.
move the object around as if it were a mice or bird trying to get away.
they will jump and leap after it like crazy.
Your videos are so relaxing! : )
Hai Sarah and Kyuho! I really really like you guys..your videos always inspired me! I hope you guys keep making new video. Thanks to you guys I can see the beauty of Seoul which I personally want to visit someday. Whenever I watched your video..I can feel myself exploring with both of you. Btw..the shots in your video is sooooo magnificent making me to take a flight to Seoul so bad!! I am subscribing to your channel and officially became your fan! Looking foward to your new video! Lots of love from Malaysia 💕
+pinkstrawberrycake99 Ohhh, what a lovely comment--thank you so much! It's really amazing to hear that our videos can inspire people to want to travel more, specifically in Korea. We both have such a passion for traveling and discovering new places and we love to share that passion with others :)
lovely video as always ^^
+megasmiley Thank you so much! ^_^
Waaa I was in Seoul when you filmed this! I miss Seoul so much, I even miss the sound of 지하철 😂.
I just recently found your channel and subscribed immediately. Your videos are very soothing and you both are very sweet :)
Hello from Indonesia!
저도 여자친구가 외국인인데, 우연히 보고 글남기네요.사실 여자친구가 한국혼혈(베네수엘라)이라서 어느정도 한국문화는 알고 있습니다, 결혼을 전제로 만나는중인데 많이 서툰데, 업로드 동영상 보고 많이 배우네여. 인스타 추가하고 갑니다, 응원할게요.
Hey guys!!!! I love watching yallls videos.Me and bunch of my friends are planning on visiting Korea. We are bunch of young girls.How safe is Korea since we don't know anyone there and are planning to just book places to live in airbnb and come explore..Sara me and my friends love your makeup in every video haha
Hi, thank you so much for the lovely compliments! Korea is incredibly safe. As a woman, I feel WAY, way safer walking alone any time of the day or night than I ever have in Canada. It's probably always safer to stay in a group no matter where you're traveling, but just take the normal precautions. I'm sure you'll have a great time! :D
추석때 친척분들 안오고 추석 바로 전날이 시험 끝나는날이어서 집에서 미친듯이 놀 것 같아요!ㅋㅋㅎㅎ
+박효영 아 주로 명절때 효영씨 집으로 모두들 오시나요? 이번에 벌써부터 길막힐 생각하니까 끔찍해요 ㅠㅠ
I live in canada and I always spend my thanksgiving with my family, having a big feast. Turkey, pumpkin pie and everything haha
let me first start off by saying that I love your videos and your love. you guys are so natural and your videos are so entertaining without you even trying.
Sarah, I am an aspiring English teacher in Korea and I am applying to come in August 2016. I would love to know of you still teach there.? if you do could you make a video about your experience and the school you teach at ? Also tips on getting selected to teach in Seoul would be great because I know it's a very competitive area.
thanks !
하루는 가족들과 보내고 이틀은 여행가고 마지막날은 집에서 쉬어요!
+everyday thing 여행 ㅠㅠ 저도 가고싶어요! 명절때 여행하기엔 길 너무 막히지 않나요?
추석에는 술마시고
좋은데 가죠 히힛
이 커플 너무좋아요😍
제가 아직 미혼이라 아버지 차례상 상주가 어머니세요.
그래서 열심히 차례음식 준비를 돕죠. 그리고 저녁엔 동창들 만나서 회포 풀고요.
그리고 전 고향이 춘천이라서 반드시 꼭 샘밭 막국수를 먹는 답니다.
맵고 짠 강렬한 양념에 익숙한 분들이 강원도 토속 음식을 드시면 처음엔 싱숭맹숭하다고 느끼실 거예요.
그런데 전 꼬맹이 적부터 짜짱면 외식하듯 일년에 두어번 아버지 경운기 뒤에 타고 가서 얻어 먹은 귀한 맛이라서 평생 명절마다 샘밭 막국수를 먹을 겁니다.
매형도 처음엔 유명맛집이라 기대했다가 엄청 실망했데요.
그런데 지금은 매형도 엄청 좋아하지만, 조카들 성화에 춘천 올 때마가 반드시 꼭 먹는 게 샘밭막국수가 되어 버렸답니다.
+Minyoung Lee 답변해주셔서 감사합니다^^ 아 그렇다면 주로 하루정도면 거의 다 준비가 되나요? 혹시 차례 음식 모두 직접 만드시나요? 샘밭 막국수는 저 처음 들어봐요 아마 할머니 입맛을 갖고 있는 세라는 좋아할수도 있을거 같아요 ㅋㅋ 나중에 강원도에 놀러갈때 먹어보게 혹시 추천해 주실만한 좋은 맛집이 있나요? 답변하다보니 질문이 너무 많네요..
+2hearts1seoul
저 EBS에서 규호씨 괴산 할아버님 댁에서 차례지내는 거 봤어요.
저희는 아버님 한 분만 모시니까 아무래도 단출하지만, 그래도 하루에 가능하지는 않죠.
제가 객지에 있다 명절에 어머님 집에 가는데 이미 어머니께서 보름 전부터 조금씩 준비를 하신답니다.
과일과 한과, 어포는 구입하지만 전, 고기, 나물, 떡, 밥, 탕은 직접 만들어요.
설에는 규호씨네처럼 떡만둣국이 추가되지요. 만두도 중부지방이나 하는 거구요. 경상도와 전라도는 떡국만 한데요.
샘밭막국수는 방송프로그램에 정말 많이 소개된 곳인데 방송출연 업소라고 홍보를 절대 안하는 곳입니다.
메밀이 거의 95%수준의 메밀면이라 가위로 자르지 않고 그냥 먹구요. 처음 먹는 사람은 에게 이게 맛집이라고?
90%가 실망하기도 하지요. ㅋㅋ 대부분 질긴 녹말(고구마전분) 냉면에 익숙하고 메밀면이더라도 밀가루나 전분 함유량이 높은 면에 익숙해서 그런 것 같아요.
거기다 특유의 심심한 양념이 처음 드시는 분은 맛없다고 여길듯요.
그래서 추천해드리기가 좀 망설여져요. 강원도 어디가도 음식이 단출하고 담백한 편이라 호불호가 많이 갈려서,,
강릉 초당두부의 경우도 얼큰하게 뚝배기에 끓여내는 순두부찌게를 생각하지만 큰대접에 순두부만 나옵니다.
정말 순두부만,, 양념초간장 얹어서 떠 먹으면서 두부 자체의 고소한 맛을 느끼는 건데 처음 먹는 사람은 이게 뭐냐고 합니다. 강원도 어디를 가도 메밀전, 메밀전병, 메밀묵밥이 있는데 이게 다 담백하기만 한 것들이라서요.
추천했다 욕먹을 것 같아서 규호씨가 가는 지역 맛집 검색해서 가보시기 바라구요.
음식보다는 관광지 추천해 드릴게요. 제가 추천하는 NO. 1은 오대산 소금강입니다.
강릉 주문진에서 찾아가면 되는데요. 제가 등산을 좋아해서 국내 유명한 계곡 거의 다 가봤는데 여기가 최고로 경치가 좋아요. 그리고 이동 통로 데크가 잘 만들어져서 등산화 없이 운동화만으로 충분히 가볍게 즐길 수 있습니다.
산책한다는 기분으로 입구에서부터 왕복 3~4시간정도 즐기시면 충분할 것 같구요.
양양 낙산사, 속초 설악산, 고성 통일전망대, 아래로 삼척을 소개하면 삼척에 엄청 큰 규모의 장미공원이 있어요.
초여름에 장미 필 때 가셔서 장미 구경하고 환선굴, 대금굴, 관음굴 세 곳의 석회 동굴이 있으니 구경하시고, 해신당 공원에 가시면 멋진 해변과 함께 아주아주 볼만한(?) 특이한 것들이 있답니다.
happy Chuseok day
송편만들어먹어요!!!
I recognized Hongdae !
I always wonder how do you keep the camera so still when you take shots of the scenery, either one of you have really steady hands or the Iphone 6 stability is amazing haha XD
(Great video, can't wait for next weeks one!) ^_^
Is there a Canadian Thanksgiving? And if so, will you guys be spending it in Korea or will you guys fly to Canada for it? :D
Any recommendation for places to shop clothing in Korea?
G-Market (Korean online store) is where I buy a lot of my clothes! The selection is incredible and you can find some crazy cheap items :D
Offline, I usually shop at Gangnam station, Myeongdong, Sinsa, and Hongdae.
+xxoCindy Ewha University! clothes are cheap there
+2hearts1seoul thank you so much!!!! Love from Saskatchewan 💗💞
There's actually a Chinese holiday called the Mid-Autumn festival and it happens the same weekend as Chuseok every year. It's where the family comes together and eat mooncake and dishes made specially for that holiday. It's not as serious as Chuseok when the entire family have to meet together like the American Thanksgiving. Ppl also go around gifting their friends boxes of mooncake.
obligatory likes button! :D
영어로 써야 될지 한국어로 써야될지 고민되네요
Usually we are going to our granny houses , and make some " jeon "
like sweet potato jeon ( 고구마 전 ) , pumpkin jeon ( 호박전 ) , 송편 we make it together , at the living room
every body talk about something and playing with cousin brothers
this is how we spend our chuseok and for a children we can get a money from uncles or aunts or granny ,
actually its not only for the children before they can earn money ,
my friends are mostly don't wanna go to granny house , because it's boring as much , and we can get a stress by
cousins , like my aunts asking me " how much scores did you get ? " from the school's exam
and a lots of questions Yeah i guess every body hates to go to granny house
but mostly peoples are smile at the end . because they got the money and they can go back to their own bed !
for a guys we wasting that money at the games , for girls i think they buying a lots of make up stuffs !
it was hard to write in english
+hyeon L You did a great job writing that in English--we understood everything perfectly! Your Chuseok holidays sound really nice and relaxing~ I love how everyone cooks jeon together! ^^ I've heard a lot of people get really stressed about their relatives asking about grades, jobs, when they will get married, etc... >_
+2hearts1seoul oh thanks , and yeah that's really stressed there is a good spot to be dried chili pepper btw i'm wondering about that when you guys came to 시골 at the first time , how they reacted ? They said welcome to sera ?
korea looks very similar to japan.
캐나다시골한국시골비교되네