10 Years Plan

Hello! 😊  Have you ever wondered why Koreans fry so many jeon (Korean-style pancakes)  during traditional holidays like Chuseok or Lunar New Year? For Koreans, jeon is not just a delicious side dish;  it holds a deeper cultural and even spiritual meaning.  While many see it as a staple of the holiday table,  there are some fascinating beliefs and traditions behind the act of frying jeon.  Let me take you through the reasons why this dish is so meaningful during the holidays. 1️⃣ Frying Jeon: A Symbol of Prosperity In Korean culture, oil symbolizes wealth and abundance.  Frying food in oil was historically considered a luxurious cooking method,  as oil was expensive and not commonly used in daily meals. During holidays, using plenty of oil to fry jeon  symbolizes inviting prosperity into the household. The sizzling sound of frying is  also thought to bring positive energy and ward off negativity. 2️⃣ The Round Shape: Unity and Harmony Ha...