Cha Ye-ryun joins ‘Pyeonstorang’
A dish for ‘Korean food group’ Joo Sang-wook, ‘Tick Tick’
The first meeting, the first shooting was the ‘kiss scene’
Photo = Screen capture of KBS2TV’s ‘New Release Pyeonstorang’ broadcast
Actress Cha Ye-ryun has joined as a new chef in ‘Pyeonstorang’.
On the 25th, KBS2TV’s ‘New Release Pyeonstorang’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Pyeonstorang’), actress Cha Ye-ryun appeared.
MC Boom mentioned Cha Ye-ryun’s cooking skills, saying, “I heard your nickname is Jang Geum?” Cha Ye-ryun shuddered, saying, “She is a housewife who cooks small meals at home. She often cooks at home.”
Cha Ye-ryun said that her husband, Joo Sang-wook, was the reason why she joined as a side chef. He said, “It’s a program I’m really enjoying, but my husband suggested I go.” He said, “I couldn’t see your face because I was out in the morning, but I got a phone call to support me.”
In an interview with the production team, Cha Ye-ryun revealed the rumors about her husband Joo Sang-wook. He said, “My husband and I ate pasta for the first time after marriage. Every day, he went on a date at a restaurant where he had soju for giblets, soju for pork belly, stew, and baekban,” he said.
Cha Ye-ryun said, “I still want to go on a date, but sometimes I want to go to a good restaurant,” she complained, but said, “Now that I think about it, my husband doesn’t date many women, so I think he might have only been drinking with his boyfriends.”
I looked into Cha Ye-ryun’s daily life through the VCR. The opposite of her nickname of ‘people’s mischievous woman’ gave her anti-war charm. As soon as he woke up in the morning, he drank two glasses of mineral water on her empty stomach, making breakfast for her husband and daughter.
In particular, Cha Ye-ryun drew attention with the appearance of receiving rice water without throwing it away. Then, after she trimmed various vegetables to make them easy to eat, she made strong soybean paste by mixing house-made soybean paste and commercially available soybean paste. Ssambap, made with blanched kale, is placed on top of strong soybean paste to reproduce the table setting of a Korean restaurant.
After that, Cha Ye-ryun’s ‘Jang Geum-i’ aspect was revealed in earnest. He made clams and spinach, stewed miso soup, and cut-and-dried meat before making fish cakes, a favorite of her 5-year-old daughter.
At Cha Ye-ryun’s Korean meal, Ryu Su-young, ‘Mr. Eo-nam,’ was surprised, saying, “It’s like a menu that would appear in a Korean fine-dining restaurant.”
While Cha Ye-ryun was concentrating on cooking, her husband Joo Sang-wook appeared. Joo Sang-wook, who is showing the charismatic High Majesty Joo Sang-wook in the KBS 1TV drama ‘Taejong Lee Bang-won’, made a lot of laughter by showing a bewildered appearance when he saw several observation cameras installed in the house. However, he soon showed the side of a daughter who is a foolish father to take good care of her daughter, and a loving husband who can take care of 15 octopus if his wife asks for it.
At Cha Ye-ryun’s request, Joo Sang-wook’s octopus was reborn as Cha Jang-geum Cha Ye-ryun’s hands, filled with the flavor of a Mugyo-dong restaurant. Cha Ye-ryun made spicy and red octopus stir-fry with her own secret recipe using peanut butter. The simple appearance of Cha Ye-ryun, who rubs bright red octopus stir-fried with white rice and ate it in a big mouthful, all the members of the ‘Pyeonstorang’ studio swallowed their saliva.
Afterwards, Cha Ye-ryun sealed the octopus, vegetables, and homemade sauce she made so that her husband, Sang-wook Joo, could eat it on set, and made it into a milk kit. She also made homemade schnitzel to blow off the spiciness, and she surprised me with the idea of using green tea tea bags to smoke it at home.
Cha Ye-ryun and Joo Sang-wook have been married for 6 years. They met for the first time through a drama work, and they revealed their relationship by saying that they filmed a kissing scene during their first filming. Young-ja Lee asked, “Is the kissing in acting different from the first kiss you actually kiss?” Cha Ye-ryun immediately replied, “It’s different,” shyly.
By Seo Ye-jin, staff reporter for Ten Asia [email protected]