Definition of soju
: Korean vodka distilled usually from rice or sweet potato
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At the 9-month-old Foxsister on 24th Street in the Mission District, our round of soju slushies is followed by chips and dip: puffy, oversize pork cracklings and lotus-root crisps served with a bowl of kimchi queso.
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At dinner, an aide to Kim was leading constant toasts with soju, the fiery Korean liquor, leaving some of the U.S. delegation worse for wear.
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Those who insist on cooking their own meats or chasing them with soju will need to look elsewhere — Ga Hyang has no liquor license or tabletop grills.
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The menu includes items such as oysters with soju granita ($2.75), hand torn noodles with spicy lamb sofrito ($14), and pork belly and mung bean pancakes ($10).
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Try a Sojutini, a twist on a martini made with Korean soju, with flavors like cucumber and Asian pear on offer.
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USA TODAY Sports' Trysta Krick learns more about Korea's signature liquor, soju.
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The book also includes tips for building a Korean pantry, drink pairings (from soju to microbrews) and menu ideas.
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At night, head to Birch, the only bar in the region serving cocktails and mixed drinks–not just the beer and soju found in most local drinking establishments.
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Origin and Etymology of soju
Korean
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