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kimchi

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kim·chi also kim·chee  (kmch)
n. pl. kim·chis also kim·chees
A Korean dish made of vegetables, such as cabbage or radishes, that are salted, seasoned, and stored in sealed containers to undergo lactic acid fermentation.

[Korean kimch'i, from Old Korean timchoi : Middle Chinese trhim, to soak, steep + Middle Chinese tshoj, tshaj, vegetable, greens.]


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Later, based in Seoul, he also started his own food manufacturing and exporting company producing Kimchi (fermented cabbage) which grew to 70 employees.
Recently, students at Oak Hills got a chance to celebrate a Korean thanksgiving while the school staff was served kimchi, kimpop and other traditional Korean foods at a luncheon catered by parents.
The work is a documentary depicting two days in the life of an elderly woman living alone in the country, whose children and their families come and stay at her house to help her make kimchi pickles.
 
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