'All The Butlers' monk of the Articles of Incorporation stands up to the national Vegetarian Society chef over heartbreaking personal history
Vegetarian Society chef Jeong Kwan, who represents Korea, appeared as master. He shared his personal history with the philosophy of Vegetarian Society of the Buddhist priest, and conveyed a unique echo.
On SBS All The Butlers, which was broadcast on the afternoon of the 20th, Vegetarian Society chef Jeong Kwan, who represents Korea, expressed his enlightenment about the Vegetarian Society.
The priest, who appeared as the Vegetarian Society Master, became famous all over the world by appearing on Netflix 'Chefs Table'. The first time, the first time the film festival was held in Berlin, and the first time the film was held in the world, the first time the film was held in the first place.
The monk made the food in harmony with the temple food and the Korean food, and the basic of the monk's cooking was the ingredients. "In the spring, we eat what comes from nature and eat food from summer to autumn. The Vegetarian Society can be done correctly by putting a heat-fermented fermented seasoning in cold food. "
The most important ingredients of the monk Jeong Gwan along with vegetables were fermented foods such as soy sauce and miso. Soy sauce with long years and Some Like It Hot were special.
After the transfer of philosophy, the monk began cooking with a skillful touch. In nine kinds of dried herbs such as bamboo shoots, apricots, and amber, we made healthy foods with seasonings such as soy sauce, miso, sesame oil and perilla oil. The monk said, "When I get to go, it is soft and delicious, and how to keep it in winter. I need to know my body. "
As the beginning of cooking from the preparation of ingredients, the healthy Vegetarian Society was not easy either. But the monk of the court was calm and cooked with Some Like It Hot. The monk's cooking seemed more delicious.
All The Butlers members who ate the dishes of the monk Jung Kwan who completed the rich table without meat were impressed. Bob and nine herbs and herbs seemed abundant just by looking at them.
It was also cooking that changed the life of the monk, who made shiitake mushrooms to persuade his father, who had come to Korea eight years after his departure. The father of the monk Jeong Kwan turned his mind after eating the dishes made by the monk Jeong Kwan.
The monk made the shiitake mushrooms with memories of his father a signature menu, and the shiitake mushrooms with the memories of the monk Jung Kwan made the members' hearts sick.
It was a broadcast that could feel the human charm with the philosophy of the monk of the court.