It’s time for another Jin recipe. The fourth one in this translation series (we’re slowly getting there). Today Jin brings us yet another Rice Cake Soup recipe, but this one has been updated from the previous year. Translation notes: I shall translate as true to the original Korean as possible, only changing the phrasings when the sentence otherwise wouldn't make sense in English. Translation notes will be in square brackets and grey [like this] Korean source That is all. 201

It’s time for yet another translation of a Jin recipe. Are you ready for some Jin fun? Translation notes: I shall translate as true to the original Korean as possible, only changing the phrasings when the sentence otherwise wouldn't make sense in English. Instructions that Jin wrote directly on the photos will be translated below the photos. Translation notes will be in square brackets and grey [like this] and expect a few of them as Jin has been a good joker from the start,

Nothing quite like a good old Jin Recipe blog. They are a lot of fun to translate. It might seem like all I do these days are translations. I assure you that I am also working on other blog posts. I do have a bigger project coming up within a few week, but the research is no joke. Translation notes: I shall translate as true to the original Korean as possible, only changing the phrasings when the sentence otherwise wouldn't make sense in English. Instructions that Jin wrote

I hereby set out to translate Jin's recipe blog posts! After my translation post of Jungkook's adventures in LA from BTS's blog, I realised that there was an interest in some of the other blogs posted on the site, so, today I will start a continuous serious called: Jin Recipes. In which I will translate.... (any guesses as to what I'll translate?)....yep, that right! I'll translate Jin's recipes that he posted on BTS's blog! There are a total of twelve of them. Welcome to the