We made cold white kimchi soup a couple of weeks ago using this recipe:
http://myfabulousrecipesbackup.blogspot ... -soup.htmlThe term Na-Bak apparently refers to the square shape that the nappa and other ingredients are supposed to be cut into. The recipe includes pear and apple, which brought sweet notes I was not accustomed to in kimchi. I don't have much of a sweet tooth, but the combination of the sweetness from the apple and pear with the saltiness of the kimchi worked for me. I would be sure to use a good Asian pear which can stand up to the fermentation process.
This is a nice cooling soup for a summer day and we will make this again using this or another recipe. There are a number of cold, white Kimchi soup recipes on the web. I noticed that David Chang even has a white kimchee recipe that calls for 7 Up:
http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/spar ... ite-kimchi That recipe appears to be for white kimchi rather than white kimchi soup.
"I live on good soup, not on fine words." -Moliere