iPhone app iPad app Android phone app Android tablet app

Posted:  |  Updated: 08/31/12 10:48 AM ET

6 Foods Begging To Be Topped With Kimchi

Kimchi has been making an impact on the food scene -- the spicy fermented cabbage condiment/side dish has branched out beyond Korean food, making its way into a variety of dishes. You can easily find fusion restaurants in all the big cities serving kimchi on practically anything, and there are even food trucks in Los Angeles and New York offering a Mexican-Korean fusion -- even T.G.I. Friday's is in on the trend. And you don't have to go to a special Asian market to get a jar of kimchi anymore -- some brands are now national after being lauded in newspapers and magazines.

Check out our slideshow below to see some interesting recipes, from our friends around the web, that have practically become standard, like kimchi on burgers, hot dogs and even pizza. Plus, if you want to try making your own kimchi, see David Chang make his recipe from scratch in a video below.

+ Add a slide
What do you top your kimchi with? Submit a photo and we'll add it to the slideshow.
Submit by clicking the "Add a slide" button. Then enter a title and caption, upload and hit "submit."
On A Hot Dog
1  of  7
PLAY
FULLSCREEN
ZOOM
SHARE THIS SLIDE 
Teach the old ballpark dog some new tricks. This recipe takes kimchi straight out of the jar and jazzes it up with honey and vinegar to make one newfangled condiment for your frankfurters.

Get the Hot Dogs with Kimchi Relish recipe from SteamyKitchen.com
RATE IT!   |  
VOTE
CURRENT TOP 5 PICK YOUR OWN TOP 5
USERS WHO VOTED
NEW! CREATE YOUR OWN SLIDESHOW

Related on HuffPost:

Learn how to make your own kimchi from David Chang.

FOLLOW TASTE

Kimchi has been making an impact on the food scene -- the spicy fermented cabbage condiment/side dish has branched out beyond Korean food, making its way into a variety of dishes. You can easily find ...
Kimchi has been making an impact on the food scene -- the spicy fermented cabbage condiment/side dish has branched out beyond Korean food, making its way into a variety of dishes. You can easily find ...
Filed by Joseph Erdos  | 
 
 
  • Comments
  • 21
  • Pending Comments
  • 0
  • View FAQ
Post Comment Preview Comment
To reply to a Comment: Click "Reply" at the bottom of the comment; after being approved your comment will appear directly underneath the comment you replied to.
View All
Favorites
Recency  | 
Popularity
05:18 PM on 11/11/2012
I prefer kimchi on anything that is bland so you can ACTUALLY TASTE THE KIMCHI! So, I wholeheartedly disagree with most of this list. Give me brown rice or pasta. Good enough for me.
This user has chosen to opt out of the Badges program
photo
kareemachan
watashi ha tororu ga oroka da to omoi masu。
03:39 PM on 05/09/2012
I make my own kimchi, thanks to the Korean grandmother of a fellow employee, and it's GREAT on hot dogs. Also, when I make potstickers, I make them with kimchi, and they're divine.
06:34 AM on 05/09/2012
I like kimchi, but would never put it on a hot dog; only mustard, relish, onion, tomato, cucumber spear, sport peppers and celery salt on my hot dog. NOTHING ELSE!
photo
HUFFPOST SUPER USER
plasmaorb
The GOP cant afford Common Sense
12:28 AM on 05/11/2012
You should open your mind and try it... never know until you try...
KadyFox
My Crow. Bye, Yo'
08:32 PM on 05/08/2012
I tried a little kimchi once. That was enough. (Eew!) It might work well as a potato topping, if you like potatoes and kimchi.
08:11 PM on 05/08/2012
KImchi ????????

On Hot Dogs ????????????????

Korean War veterans will long remember its potent aroma that riggers "flashbacks" similar to PTSD.
photo
HUFFPOST SUPER USER
plasmaorb
The GOP cant afford Common Sense
12:31 AM on 05/11/2012
bacon wrapped hot dog with some kimchi on it is awesome.. spicy, juicy, salty, sour, a bit of everything in one bite
06:55 PM on 05/08/2012
SAUERKRUAT IS OK BUT MUSTARD.ONIONS AND RELISH BELONG ONA HOT DOG, PERIOD
photo
HUFFPOST SUPER USER
plasmaorb
The GOP cant afford Common Sense
12:28 AM on 05/11/2012
boring
02:45 PM on 05/08/2012
There's something which has been on the hotdog scene a lot longer than kimchi, it's called SAUERKRAUT! :-)
photo
HUFFPOST SUPER USER
plasmaorb
The GOP cant afford Common Sense
12:29 AM on 05/11/2012
but kraut has way less flavor
12:28 PM on 05/08/2012
Yuck hot dogs need no more then mustard and ketchup even though thats a no no here in Chicago..I will even except onions or chilli.
04:20 PM on 05/08/2012
go get one at wrigley
photo
HUFFPOST SUPER USER
plasmaorb
The GOP cant afford Common Sense
12:29 AM on 05/11/2012
who puts ketchup on a hotdog other than a 3 year old?
01:31 AM on 05/08/2012
You should have included Kimchi Reuben sandwiches! Yum!
03:15 PM on 05/08/2012
That sounds fantastic! I'm also thinking that it would be a good replacement for the cole slaw in a sloppy joe sandwich.
KadyFox
My Crow. Bye, Yo'
08:27 PM on 05/08/2012
Oh my. You made me gag with that one. Sloppy joes are bad enough. Cole slaw on them, even worse. Kimchi? Oh NO! LOL You must have a strong stomach to handle any ONE of those things, much less a combination, without retaliation!
09:51 AM on 05/09/2012
I think that our definitions of 'sloppy joe" may be significantly different. The one I'm referring to is kind of a club sandwich with layers of deli meat, cheese and cole slaw. You must be thinking of the "loose meat' type usually made with ground beef.
07:57 PM on 05/07/2012
You forgot a Hawaii favorite; Kimchi Fried Rice!
photo
HUFFPOST SUPER USER
plasmaorb
The GOP cant afford Common Sense
12:30 AM on 05/11/2012
Its not a Hawaiian favorite.. you are thinking of SpamFried Rice
08:31 PM on 05/24/2012
No, I am not thinking of Spam Fried Rice.... I live on Maui - we love our Kimchi Fried Rice.  It's served at Tiffany's on Lower Main.....check it out!