[Sportschosun Reporter Jo Ji-young] Comedian Kim Shin-young introduces her "beloved metal bowl," following the glass noodles that previously caused a sell-out frenzy.
On the MBC show "I Live Alone," airing on the 26th, viewers will see Kim Shin-young taking care of household chores she has been putting off on her day off. Kim Shin-young presents a breathtakingly refreshing summer menu using new ingredients, rather than the glass noodles that caused the sell-out frenzy. Taking out her beloved metal bowl as always, Kim Shin-young demonstrates her firm "glass noodle philosophy," stating, "I do not put glass noodles in this dish.
" Claiming, "It is simpler than ramen," she completes a "unbeatable combination" menu that cannot possibly taste bad by adding "this" instead of glass noodles, along with well-fermented kimchi. The released photos capture attention as Kim Shin-young grips the metal bowl with one hand while continuously using chopsticks with the other. Her appearance, devouring the food as if burying her nose in the bowl, elicits laughter.
Furthermore, Kim Shin-young repeatedly exclaims "It's delicious" as she is overcome with emotion, her eyes welling up with tears. Following this, Kim Shin-young reveals "Korean pancakes" made using "Grandma's recipe.
" Expectations are high for what kind of "world of taste" she will showcase, ranging from a recipe that creates a unique flavor using familiar ingredients to a method of eating using paper cups. Meanwhile, following her shoe upcycling, Kim Shin-young is set to demonstrate her skills as a "master of upcycling" once again with a stack of shoe boxes and a stretched-out T-shirt.
Viewers are curious to see what the shoe boxes and stretched-out T-shirt will look like after being reborn through Kim Shin-young's hands. Reporter Jo Ji-young soulhn1220@sportschosun.com
