She’s created a comic book that lays out the fundamentals of kimchi, bibimbap and Korean barbecue in the form of recipe-cartoons. 'Robin Ha has done a huge favor for anyone intimidated by the exotic ingredients and techniques of Korean cuisine. 'This highly recommended collection is a solid introduction for readers who feel daunted by Korean cooking and ingredients.' Before you know it, you're cooking along with her.' Her cheerful main character, Dengki, coaches readers through each step. 'Illustrator Robin Ha's cheeky cartoon characters (a cape-clad superhero Spam can, a group of signing bean sprouts) guide the reader through the basics of Korean food in comic-book-style panels and drawings.

I can't decide what's more mouthwatering-the food or Robin Ha's art!' ' Cook Korean! is not just a wonderful collection of easy-to-follow recipes in comic form, it's also a delightful introduction to Korean culture. Deuki Hong, chef and author of Koreatown: A Cookbook So go pick up your copy of Cook Korean! and confidently engage in your next conversation about the hottest cuisine in America.'

'Do you feel left out when all your cool friends mention their latest Korean food adventure talking about things like galbi, doenjang and different types of kimchi? Well, fear not, as Robin Ha made it her personal mission in her graphic novel cookbook filled with colorful illustrations, incredible stories, and insightful Korean recipes to not only educate but to instill confidence. “Simple, straightforward, and totally charming, Robin Ha’s Cook Korean! is yet another example of why every cookbook should actually be a comic book.”

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