Bibimbap/Moscow Mule

In the first episode of the Sound Bites Podcast, …

An episode of the Sound Bites Podcast podcast, hosted by Pat and Drew, titled "Bibimbap/Moscow Mule" was published on September 18, 2016 and runs 21 minutes.

September 18, 2016 ·21m · Sound Bites Podcast

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In the first episode of the Sound Bites Podcast, we examine the history of the Korean dish Bibimbap, and celebrate our successful meal with Moscow Mules. Don't know the origin story behind the Mule? It's a good one.

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In the first episode of the Sound Bites Podcast, we examine the history of the Korean dish Bibimbap, and celebrate our successful meal with Moscow Mules. Don't know the origin story behind the Mule? It's a good one.

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