Korean temple cuisine

Korean temple cuisine, also known as "San-shik," is a type of traditional vegetarian cuisine that is served in Buddhist temples in Korea. It is made with seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients, and focuses on balance and harmony of flavors. It is known for its healthful and flavorful dishes that incorporate a variety of herbs, vegetables, and fermented foods.

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