Many Korean pajeon (pa - green onions; jeon - pancake) recipes feature the use of packet batter mixes instead of a relatively simple flour, rice flour and egg mixture. Experiments with green onions, a few prawns, calamari and clams with a homemade batter produced a very creditable saemul (seafood) pajeon. Only the rice wine was missing.Things to do in Singapore (and occasionally beyond) during and after meals. Incorporating content from www.livinginoman.com
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Sunday, 31 October 2010
Singapore: Korean seafood pancake
Many Korean pajeon (pa - green onions; jeon - pancake) recipes feature the use of packet batter mixes instead of a relatively simple flour, rice flour and egg mixture. Experiments with green onions, a few prawns, calamari and clams with a homemade batter produced a very creditable saemul (seafood) pajeon. Only the rice wine was missing.
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