http://jo-hyun-jae.com/2010/04/14/black-day-and-jjm/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:59:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://jo-hyun-jae.com/2010/04/14/black-day-and-jjm/comment-page-1/#comment-1938 prissymom Wed, 14 Apr 2010 10:25:46 +0000 http://jo-hyun-jae.com/?p=12443#comment-1938 WuliJHJ, thank you for explaining where the black sauce for JJM comes from. JJM is such a staple in many Korean dramas that I have always wondered what the black sauce is made of. I often wondered if the black sauce in JJM came from pig's blood. In the Philippines we have a pork dish called "Dinuguan" (in English "Dinuguan" means "blood added to it") which has a black sauce too (no noodles, though); but the black sauce comes from the pig's blood added to it. I know pig's blood in one's food may seem gross, but it is a very tasty dish. Anyway, I love the JHJ scenes involving JJM in the video. WuliJHJ, thank you for explaining where the black sauce for JJM comes from. JJM is such a staple in many Korean dramas that I have always wondered what the black sauce is made of. I often wondered if the black sauce in JJM came from pig’s blood. In the Philippines we have a pork dish called “Dinuguan” (in English “Dinuguan” means “blood added to it”) which has a black sauce too (no noodles, though); but the black sauce comes from the pig’s blood added to it. I know pig’s blood in one’s food may seem gross, but it is a very tasty dish. Anyway, I love the JHJ scenes involving JJM in the video.

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