Kimchi is Korean Buddhist monk food in ancient time

• Wiser

  23 Jun 11, 14:58

  I am making kimchi at home and did a bit of research.  Found out that KimChi used to be temple food.

  I am thinking of making kimchi and sell them for donating the net profit to help build a retreat centre in Bhutan.  Kimchi chilli powder is very expensive and my usual cost is about $18 to make 1.5 kg of kimchi cabbages.

  Wonder will anybody buy if i sell them at $3.00 per 100g. I just buy a Paul Newman foundation cesar salad cream and learnt that Paul Newman also started his big charity organsiation from selling homemade salad sauce.

  Thinking of doing it to help buddhist temples. 

   

   

• Wiser

  23 Jun 11, 15:19

   

   

  I tried this sausages a few times. It's quite good.  Spicy too. Can eat and do charity at the same time.

  I wonder why no vegetarian food stalls/shops have such a charity drive?

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• Red Potatoes

  23 Jun 11, 16:12

  Do you know that there are vegetarian kimchis sold by those modern vegetarian food stalls in Singapore? And there are vegetarian Korean cuisine available in Singapore?
• Wiser

  23 Jun 11, 16:59

  where ?  i wanna go and eat

• Wiser

  23 Jun 11, 17:25

  anyway i am a very determined person, if i decide to do this for charity, i will not be doused by cold water from discouraging people.

  It's very tedious and lots of work to make your own kimchi. Not to mention a lot of water used to rinse the cabbage after salting them. It's work from heart.

  I also know there are many types of kimchi sold in supermarkets and korean marts here.

  BUT if i want to do it my way i will do it my way. I can sell my homemade kimchi at buddhist fairs to raise funds.

  So anybody wants to be a wet blanket here, you better support your viewpoints with facts.

  Now where are the food stalls that sell vegetarian kimchi in Singapore. Name me one.

• Niceeee

  26 Jul 11, 18:42

  i want to buy ur vegetarian kimchi, can u confirm that u are selling? I want it at soonest, many thanks

• Leogirldreamer

  26 Jul 11, 20:03

  Niceee....Istetan Scotts has a stall selling kimchi $3.60 per 100g. Another stall is basement of Ngee Ann City but more expensive about $4 - $5 per 100g. Many varieties of kimchi. Why don't you go there to buy.
• alize

  31 Jul 11, 23:43

  I personally don't like kimchi as much as kimochi.