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Traditional Korean Samgyetang Ginseng Chicken Soup with Side Dishes Royalty Free Stock Photo
A warm bowl of Korean samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup) showing whole stuffed chicken Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Samgyetang, a hearty Korean ginseng chicken soup, featuring a whole young chicken stuffed with rice, garlic, jujube, and herbs. A Royalty Free Stock Photo
View from above on boiling steamy Samgyetang Royalty Free Stock Photo
Samgyetang Ginseng Chicken Soup
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Traditional Korean Ginseng Chicken Soup (Samgyetang) in White Ceramic Bowl Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Korean samgyetang ginseng chicken soup served in traditional bowl. Closeup photo of delicious, healthy meal. Fresh herbs, Royalty Free Stock Photo
Korean Samgyetang, ginseng chicken soup served in black earthenware pot. Whole chicken filled with rice, herbs steams gently. Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Samgyetang 삼계탕 is a chicken soup made with a small, whole chicken and ginseng. It’s an iconic summer dish in Korea. As strange as it sounds, we Koreans eat this boiling hot soup to beat the heat and stay energized during the summer. It’s especially popular on sambok days which are 3 distinct days based on the lunar calendar — chobok beginning, jungbok middle and malbok end — that mark the hottest summer period. As the Korean saying goes, eating the hot soup is “fighting the heat with heat.” In my house, it’s a nourishing, comfort food which we enjoy all year around.


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