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kimchi

kimchi
Noun

This term refers to a specific culinary tradition rather than a single recipe, encompassing a vast variety of fermented vegetables. While napa cabbage is the most recognized version, the term applies to any vegetable prepared through this specific Korean fermentation process.

In English usage, the word is treated as a mass noun. It describes the substance of the food rather than individual units. To refer to a specific amount, speakers use partitive constructions such as a jar of kimchi or a serving of kimchi.

Meanings

Nounkimchi

A traditional Korean side dish made from salted and fermented vegetables, most commonly napa cabbage and Korean radishes, seasoned with chili powder, garlic, ginger, and other spices.

I served a side of spicy kimchi with the grilled pork.

Examples

I love the spicy and tangy taste of kimchi.

Gourmet

Pass me the kimchi please.

Pass me the kimchi please.

Kimchi is known for being rich in probiotics.

Kimchi is known for being rich in probiotics.

Health

I wonder if this restaurant makes their own kimchi.

Gourmet

The smell of fermented kimchi filled the entire kitchen.

The smell of fermented kimchi filled the entire kitchen.

We tried authentic kimchi while visiting Seoul.

Travel

Add some chopped kimchi to the fried rice for extra flavor.

Add some chopped kimchi to the fried rice for extra flavor.

Gourmet

My grandmother taught me how to make kimchi the traditional way.

History

I should buy a jar of kimchi from the Asian market today.

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