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From the archives - For many immigrant families, Thanksgiving is a time to take part in an American tradition, but it's also a great excuse to gather and eat the foods of their culture with friends and family. NPR's Malaka Gharib spoke to Filipino, Rwandan, Egyptian, Korean and Mexican Americans and asked them what this holiday was like in their households growing up. Tap the link in our bio for the full story. (Image: @malakagharib • Malaka Gharib/NPR)
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오른쪽 상단에 한국의 무생채가 소개된 기사 리포스트.
추수감사절에 이민자 가족들은 고국의 전통음식을 먹기도 한다는 내용에 한국음식소개되어 반갑긴 하지만 무생채는 반찬일뿐인데 모여서 저걸 먹는다고요? 같은 의구심을 품은 누군가의 댓글이 먼저 올라와 있었다는...
It was so nice to see Korean food introduced by NPR but it's just one of the side dishes that Koreans eat with cooked rice on a daily basis, not on a special occasion. Say American families gather together to eat pickles only without pizza, how weird!