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What is a typical breakfast like in Korea?           I remember
eating white rice, kimchi of some sort and fried eggs…our Korean
moms in the neighborhood thought this would give us lots of
energy for the day…        I have had very light breakfast for
years. What is it? haha, coffee! Coffee gives me energy to start
my day very energetically. I sometimes drink fat free milk and
grape fruit juice along with coffee. Basically all are liquid. :
)      Anyway, long time ago when I lived in Korea, I used to
cook breakfast everyday for my family and myself. Doenjang soup
(soybean soup vegetables), cooked rice, kimchi, bean sprout side
dish, spinach side dish, steamed egg, roasted small fish..etc… I
never cook bulgogi for breakfast which is too heavy.      Rice
and soup