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“Baekya Farm makes traditional sauces in traditional ways” 
Kim Jeong-hoon and Lee Gap-ja, CEOs of Baekya Farm

Located in Goa-eup, Gumi City, Baekya Farm is a traditional sauce making house. Koreans have used crocks for a long time to keep these fermented foods such as chili paste and soybean paste. “The reason you have to use good crocks is because it has helpful microorganisms and makes the food fresh and healthy” explains Lee. Entering the garden of the farm, the crocks in lines greet you first before the Korean tile-roofed house. Kim and Lee are growing beans on a 9,917 square meter field and making a number of traditional Korean sauces such as fast fermented bean paste, soybean paste, chili paste, soy sauce for soup and barley paste in the traditional way. Lee learned the technique from his mother and grandmother and uses the same methods: She boils the beans in a traditional iron pot and the block of fermented soybeans from red clay rooms are kept in a traditional crock before they are turned to be quality sauces. The excellence of the sauces was recognized by North Gyeongsang Provincial Office which chose Baekya Farm as an Excellent Agricultural CEO Farm House. With the support of Gumi City, Kim and Lee also run a traditional sauce making course for normal people at Baekya Farm alongside an experience program for local children and students. All sauces made at Baekya Farm are low-salted and Kim and Lee never use any kind of additives at all. The ‘salt-free faster fermented bean paste’ especially is popular as it is delicious and does not send out the unique smell much. You do not need to pay a visit to Baekya Farm to buy the products as they are sold online (farm.gumi.go.kr or cyso.co.kr). Kim and Lee send organically grown vegetables alongside the products you order as a gift. If you do not know how to do online shopping, you can just give a call to order. “We also sell beans grown by seniors of the areas so that we can help them financially while consumers can enjoy quality beans at a good price. It is really hard to grow or make something in traditional ways and it takes a lot of time. But we know that there are people who know the value of the traditionally made foods. So, we will keep doing our best to produce quality and healthy sauces for them.” Note: <Power Korea> “rewrites” the Korean article in English “concisely” for native English speakers and staff of foreign missions in Korea.


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