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Preparing the Meat
While most people familiar with Korean food are acquainted with the grilled short ribs of Korean barbecue, galbi-jjim uses those same short ribs in a luscious braise. Modern Korea has become famous for beef and historically this meat was reserved for royalty and the upper class. Even in modern Korea, galbi-jjim is usually a signifier of a special occasion such as celebrations or holidays.

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