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Hwang Shin-hye, Shin Gye-suk, and Yang Jung-a prepare a heartfelt midday snack for the elderly, from kimchi dumplings to mung bean jelly rice [Let's Live Together] [★Night TView]

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Actors Hwang Shin-hye and Yang Jung-a, along with cooking expert Shin Gye-suk, prepared a table of carefully made midday snacks for the elderly.

In an episode of the KBS 1TV variety show "Hwang Shin-hye's Let's Live Together" broadcast on the 28th, Hwang Shin-hye, Shin Gye-suk, and Yang Jung-a were shown spending a meaningful time preparing midday snacks to serve the elderly.

On this day, after tasting the food previously made by the elderly, Yang Jung-a expressed her desire to learn the recipes herself. She requested that the elderly share their recipes, stating she planned to prepare and serve them midday snacks, and then began cooking earnestly with their help.

The menu for the midday snack consisted of Hwanghae-style kimchi dumplings and mung bean jelly rice. Although the members prepared the food with great care, an unexpected communication error occurred during the process of boiling the dumplings.

Shin Gye-suk understood that she should boil the water first before adding the dumplings, but in reality, the dumplings needed to be added and boiled from the start. A small misunderstanding over the cooking order led to a brief delay in the preparation.

After some twists and turns, the members prepared the kimchi dumplings and mung bean jelly rice and served the midday snack to the elderly. Yang Jung-a, who had previously been treated to delicious food by them, this time conveyed her gratitude with the dishes she made herself, adding a warm touch to the atmosphere.

Following this, the members enjoyed a pleasant time with the elderly while drinking makgeolli (Korean rice wine). As they shared the carefully prepared food and makgeolli, a lively atmosphere continued, bringing warmth to viewers at home as they witnessed bonds being formed through food across generations.

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