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A simple meal of bibimbap is so satisfying on a lazy Sunday afternoon.  Give it a twist by adding whatever veggies you have in the fridge.  

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  1. oh man i have no had bibimbap in MONTHS since i left san francisco.. yumm.. you've made me ache for some.. i'm going to see if i can find a recipe online :)!!! i wonder if i can find the bean paste though here in germany.. hrmmm. off to hunt hahaha!

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