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A great master of Jeonju cow’s foot soup with 60 years’ tradition 
- Cow’s foot soup, a stamina food which refreshes our body and mind in the winter 
Kim Dong-woo, president of Kim Pan-soi Jeonju cow’s foot soup 

The winter is coming around the corner so soon. Most of us would think of a warm soup when asked what they would feel like eating after shivering with cold all day. Among others, cow’s foot soup has been loved for a long time as a typical menu in our food culture with creamy and thick soup and deep taste of its own. 

Lasting for two generations 
‘Cow’s foot’ refers to the foot part of a cow under the knee bone. Of many parts for beef, this is the best tonic to invigorate our body utmost and has been vigorously recommended for adolescents in a growing phase, women just after childbirth and old people in much lowered resistance in the body. Especially, Jeonju cow’s foot soup is a native food for Jeonju area with a long history and tradition. It is becoming ever more famous as a food not just for the locals but for visitors to Jeonju as well. Here at Kim Pan-soi Jeonju cow’s foot soup with 60 years’ tradition, you can enjoy the essence of the dish which is called the originator of all cow’s foot soup. 

Kim Pan-soi Jeonju cow’s foot soup being run by president Kim Dong-woo, son of the founder couple of Kim Pan-soi and Kim Hyo-soon, adheres to the traditional method that allows people to enjoy the original taste of the dish and has a high reputation for deep taste. Founder Kim Pan-soi started from scratch by entering a restaurant at the age of 14 in a poor family background and has run the business for over 60 years with unusual faith and persistence in Jeonju cow’s foot soup. Being made by good material and natural art of cooking, the dish includes a dozen kinds of cereals and Asian herbs and is very healthful using the minimum of seasoning. President Kim Dong-woo explained, “The soup after boiling the cow foot is rich in essential amino acids such as protein, threonine and leucine, fatty acid, vitamin, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron and fibrin. Especially, its cartilage containing collagen is known to have good effect on preventing aging and regenerating skins.” 

When Kim Pan-soi opened his restaurant at the beginning of the 1980’s, Jeonju cow foot soup enjoyed some popularity. However, the restaurants closed down one after another because of hard work involved in brewing soup for a long time as well as handling materials and management until there were few left for Jeonju cow foot soup. Even now, there are many franchises for cow foot soup but only a few that adhere to tradition. Kim Pan-soi, who is coming out on the shop everyday to supervise, is doing his best to preserve Jeonju cow foot soup. His son President Kim Dong-woo had learned the essence of Jeonju cow foot soup since childhood with this philosophy. Last October, at the 10th Jeonbuk Food Culture Exhibition sponsored by the Ministry of Environment and hosted by the province, he won the grand prize from the Minister for native food.              

Succeeding to Jeonju traditional food culture 
In the past, cow foot soup was the food for the ordinary people. Even though it was never easy then to eat meat soup, this ‘cow foot soup’ was the right choice which was filling with a low price and containing nutrients needed to stay healthy. This food enjoyed every day at the market gradually became higher in class with the change of the times. The dish came to put cow head in the soup to meet the customers’ needs. President Kim Dong-woo explained, “Usually, people think that cow foot soup is simply brewing the foot, Jeonju cow foot soup characteristically seasons uniquely and deeply by mixing the head and foot with cereals. As we boil down the head and foot of 12 cows on average to fix the food each day, you can taste the right soup that cannot be enjoyed anywhere. It is the strength of our own.” 

Despite its high popularity, Kim Pan-soi Jeonju cow foot soup makes it a rule not to open its chain. The four shops currently managed are the ones who have worked together at the head office or close relatives who had learned the knowhow’s from him. It is the principle of founder Kim Pan-soi who has succeeded to the tradition of Jeonju cow foot soup and kept the fame he has piled up for 60 years. The more important thing is, however, this is not just for his benefit but an attempt to keep the tradition of Jeonju’s native food and develop it. President Kim Dong-woo said, “For new openings, we make sure that they go through a through teaching process on the technique and management. If then they ask me to change it into their own brand, I am rather affirmative. It is because the transfer of technology aims at ‘expansion and reproduction of traditional food culture,’ not at money.” He also emphasized, “Currently, there are 15 households making a living through the head office and there are over 20 customers in relation. A considerable number of people are earning their daily bread through one shop. After all, what matters is a man. Without a man, the food will inevitably disappear.”

President Kim Dong-woo emphasized, “My parents had devoted so many efforts and perseverance until Jeonju cow foot soup has been established as it is. Being a member of the family, I am far aware of their devotion and fervor involved in it than anyone else. So I don’t want to deteriorate it.” President Kim Dong-woo says that he is running the place with pride and honor in keeping traditional food rather than for immediate profits. Founder Kim Pan-soi and President Kim Dong-woo’s dream is to make more people appreciate Jeonju cow foot soup and enjoy it. Their coherent endeavor and will surely shine up as a precious result sometime in the future.                     


   
 


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