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고추

gochu
At the A1 level, '고추' is introduced as a basic food vocabulary word. Learners should recognize it as the word for 'chili pepper' and associate it with the color red and the taste of 'spicy' (매워요). At this stage, the focus is on simple identification: '이것은 고추입니다' (This is a pepper). Learners should also learn to express their preference for spicy food using this word, such as '저는 고추를 좋아해요' (I like peppers). The cultural context is kept simple, noting that Korean food is often spicy because of this ingredient. The distinction between 'pepper' (chili) and 'black pepper' is usually introduced here to prevent early confusion.
At the A2 level, learners begin to use '고추' in more practical, everyday contexts like shopping and dining. They learn to specify types, such as '안 매운 고추' (non-spicy pepper) or '빨간 고추' (red pepper). Grammar patterns like '고추를 넣다' (to put in peppers) are used to describe simple cooking processes. Learners should be able to ask for peppers at a restaurant ('고추 좀 더 주세요') and understand basic descriptions of food heat levels. This level also introduces the concept of '고춧가루' (pepper flakes) as a derivative, which is essential for understanding basic Korean menus and recipes.
At the B1 level, the learner explores the variety and function of '고추' in Korean society. They learn about specific types like '청양고추' (spicy) and '오이고추' (mild) and when to use each. The focus shifts to more complex sentence structures, such as '고추를 너무 많이 넣으면 너무 매워질 수 있어요' (If you put in too many peppers, it might become too spicy). Learners also begin to encounter the word in common idiomatic expressions, most notably '작은 고추가 맵다,' and learn to apply it to social situations. They can describe the process of drying peppers and their importance in making kimchi during the autumn season.
At the B2 level, '고추' is discussed in terms of its nutritional value, health benefits, and agricultural significance. Learners can engage in discussions about capsaicin, metabolism, and the historical impact of the chili pepper on the Korean diet. They understand the nuances of 'kalkal-hada' (a specific type of clean spiciness) versus 'maepda' (general spiciness). The vocabulary expands to include technical terms like '태양초' (sun-dried) versus '기계건조' (machine-dried). At this stage, the learner should be comfortable using the word in debates about food culture and the globalization of Korean cuisine.
At the C1 level, the word '고추' is analyzed through a cultural and historical lens. Learners study the 'Imjin War' theory of its introduction and how it fundamentally changed Korean food preservation and the development of 'red' kimchi. They explore the symbolic use of peppers in shamanism and traditional rites of passage (like the birth of a son). The linguistic focus includes archaic or dialectal variations of the word and its use in high-level literature and media. Learners can articulate the psychological connection between spicy food consumption and the Korean concept of 'Han' (deep sorrow or resentment) and its release.
At the C2 level, '고추' is a subject for academic and sociolinguistic mastery. The learner can discuss the etymological roots of the word and its evolution across centuries. They can analyze the economic impact of the chili pepper industry on rural Korea and the politics of seed patents and indigenous varieties. The learner is expected to understand all metaphorical and slang usages, including subtle puns and double entendres used in comedy or sophisticated wordplay. They can write or speak eloquently about the pepper's role as a 'national spice' and its influence on the sensory identity of the Korean people.
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고추 در ۳۰ ثانیه

  • Gochu is the Korean word for chili pepper, available in green (fresh) and red (ripe) varieties.
  • It is the primary source of heat in Korean cuisine, used in flakes, paste, or whole.
  • Culturally, it symbolizes masculinity, protection from evil, and the 'spicy' Korean spirit.
  • The most famous variety is the spicy Cheongyang pepper, while Oyi-gochu is mild and crunchy.

The word 고추 (Gochu) refers to the chili pepper, a staple ingredient that defines the vibrant, spicy profile of modern Korean cuisine. While it is scientifically classified as a fruit of plants from the genus Capsicum, in the Korean linguistic and culinary context, it is treated as a fundamental vegetable and spice. The term encompasses everything from the fresh green pepper (풋고추) to the fully ripened red pepper (홍고추) and the dried flakes (고춧가루) that provide the base for kimchi and gochujang. Historically, it is believed to have been introduced to the Korean peninsula in the late 16th or early 17th century, likely via Japan or China following the Imjin War. Since then, it has evolved from an exotic import to a cultural icon, symbolizing Korean resilience and 'spicy' temperament.

Botanical Classification
Capsicum annuum, belonging to the Solanaceae family.
Primary Varieties
Cheongyang (very spicy), Put-gochu (mild green), Hong-gochu (red), and Oyi-gochu (crunchy/mild).
Culinary Role
Used as a garnish, a main seasoning, or fermented into pastes.

"한국 요리에서 고추는 빼놓을 수 없는 핵심 재료입니다." (In Korean cooking, the chili pepper is an indispensable core ingredient.)

Beyond the kitchen, the word carries deep symbolic weight. In traditional Korean folk beliefs, the red color of the dried pepper was thought to ward off evil spirits (byeoksa). This is why you might see dried red peppers tied to a 'geumjul' (sacred rope) over a doorway when a baby boy is born, signifying both protection and the child's gender. The word itself is a compound of '고' (bitter/hot) and '초' (plant/pepper), reflecting its sensory impact. In modern slang, it is also used colloquially (and sometimes crudely) to refer to male genitalia, a fact that learners should be aware of to avoid social awkwardness in formal settings.

시장에는 여러 종류의 고추가 팔리고 있어요.

— Common market observation

이 고추는 생각보다 훨씬 맵네요!

빨간 고추를 말려서 고춧가루를 만들어요.

Taste Profile
Ranges from sweet and crunchy to intensely pungent and burning.
Visual Markers
Long, slender shape, transitioning from deep green to bright crimson.

Using 고추 correctly involves understanding the different forms it takes in a Korean kitchen. The most common usage for beginners is the 풋고추 (Put-gochu), which is a green, unripe pepper. These are often served raw as a side dish (banchan) to be dipped in ssamjang (a mix of soybean paste and chili paste). When a recipe calls for a 'kick,' Koreans often reach for the 청양고추 (Cheongyang-gochu), a specific cultivar known for its high capsaicin content and sharp, clean heat. It is frequently sliced into rounds and added to soups like Doenjang-jjigae or Kimchi-jjigae to provide a layered spiciness that doesn't overwhelm the other flavors.

Fresh Usage
Sliced as a garnish, stuffed with meat (gochu-jeon), or eaten raw with dip.
Dried Usage
Ground into coarse flakes (gochugaru) for kimchi or fine powder for sauces.
Fermented Usage
The base of Gochujang, the ubiquitous Korean red chili paste.

찌개에 고추를 썰어 넣으면 국물 맛이 칼칼해져요.

When cooking, the timing of adding the pepper matters. Adding fresh peppers at the beginning of a boil extracts the heat into the broth, while adding them at the end preserves their crisp texture and bright color. For those who enjoy milder flavors, the 오이고추 (Oyi-gochu), or cucumber-pepper, offers the flavor of a chili without the burn, making it perfect for salads or as a refreshing snack. In contrast, the 홍고추 (Hong-gochu), or red pepper, is often used more for its visual appeal, adding a pop of color to stir-fries and steamed dishes. Understanding these nuances allows a cook to balance the 'five flavors' (sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and spicy) essential to Korean gastronomy.

비빔밥에 고추장을 한 숟가락 넣고 비벼 드세요.

You will encounter the word 고추 in various social and commercial settings. At a traditional market (sijang), vendors will shout about the quality of their 'Taeyang-cho' (sun-dried peppers), which are prized for their deep color and superior flavor compared to machine-dried ones. In a restaurant, you might hear a waiter ask, "고추 드릴까요?" (Shall I bring some peppers?), referring to the raw green peppers served with ssamjang. On popular Korean cooking shows like 'Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chef,' the host often emphasizes the 'kalkal-han' (crisp and spicy) taste that only high-quality peppers can provide.

"이 고추 진짜 매우니까 조심해서 드세요." (This pepper is really spicy, so eat it carefully.)

Linguistically, the word appears in famous proverbs that every Korean knows. The most common is "작은 고추가 맵다" (The small pepper is spicy), which is used to describe someone who is small in stature or young in age but possesses great skill, strength, or a fierce personality. You'll hear this in office settings when a junior employee outperforms expectations, or in sports commentary. Additionally, during the fall season, you will see 'Gochu-mal-li-gi' (drying peppers) occurring on rooftops, sidewalks, and rural roads, creating a sea of red that is a quintessential sight of the Korean autumn. In these moments, the word is not just about food; it's a marker of the changing seasons and the preparation for the long winter ahead through 'Gimjang' (kimchi making).

One of the most frequent mistakes for English speakers is confusing 고추 with other types of peppers. In English, 'pepper' can mean black pepper (후추), bell pepper (파프리카/피망), or chili pepper (고추). If you go to a store and ask for 'pepper' in Korean using a literal translation, you might end up with black pepper powder instead of the fresh vegetable you wanted. Always specify '고추' for chilies. Another common error is assuming all green peppers are mild. While many are, the Cheongyang-gochu is green but can be significantly hotter than a standard red pepper. Always check the variety before taking a large bite!

Gochu vs. Huchu
Gochu is chili; Huchu is black pepper (the spice in a shaker).
Gochu vs. Paprika
Koreans distinguish bell peppers as 'Paprika' (sweet) or 'Pimang' (slightly bitter/green bell pepper).

Pronunciation is also key. The 'o' in 'Go' is a closed sound (ㅗ), and the 'u' in 'chu' is a clear 'u' (ㅜ). If mispronounced, it might be mistaken for other words, though context usually saves the day. Furthermore, learners often forget that '고추' is a noun that frequently needs a counter or a specific type-prefix. Instead of just saying "Give me peppers," it is more natural to say "고추 두 개만 주세요" (Please give me two peppers) or specify the type like "오이고추 있어요?" (Do you have cucumber-peppers?).

To expand your vocabulary, it is helpful to compare 고추 with its linguistic relatives. 후추 (Huchu) is the most common point of confusion; it refers to black pepper, the dried berry used as a ground spice. While both provide heat, the chemical 'burn' of huchu comes from piperine, whereas gochu's heat comes from capsaicin. Then there is 피망 (Pimang) and 파프리카 (Paprika). In Korea, 'Pimang' usually refers to the green bell pepper with thinner skin and a slightly more bitter taste, often used in stir-fries like Japchae. 'Paprika' refers to the thicker, sweeter, multi-colored bell peppers often eaten raw in salads.

꽈리고추 (Kkwari-gochu)
Shishito peppers; wrinkled and usually mild, often braised in soy sauce.
실고추 (Sil-gochu)
Thread-like dried red pepper used as a delicate garnish on top of dishes.

Another related term is 고춧가루 (Gochugaru). This is the powdered form of dried red peppers. It is essential to distinguish between the vegetable (고추) and the powder (고춧가루) when following a recipe. Similarly, 고추장 (Gochujang) is the fermented paste. While they all share the 'gochu' root, their culinary applications are vastly different. Understanding these distinctions will help you navigate a Korean grocery store like a pro. For example, if you want to make spicy soup, you need gochugaru; if you want to make a spicy dipping sauce, you need gochujang; and if you want a crunchy side dish, you need fresh gochu.

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غیر رسمی

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عامیانه

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مثال‌ها بر اساس سطح

1

이 고추는 빨간색이에요.

This pepper is red.

이 (this) + 고추 (pepper) + -는 (topic marker)

2

고추가 매워요?

Is the pepper spicy?

Question form of the adjective 맵다 (to be spicy)

3

저는 고추를 안 먹어요.

I don't eat peppers.

안 (negative adverb) + 먹다 (to eat)

4

시장에서 고추를 사요.

I buy peppers at the market.

사다 (to buy) in present tense

5

고추 두 개 주세요.

Please give me two peppers.

개 (counter for items)

6

이것은 고추입니다.

This is a pepper.

Formal ending -입니다

7

고추가 아주 작아요.

The pepper is very small.

아주 (very) + 작다 (to be small)

8

엄마가 고추를 씻어요.

Mom washes the peppers.

씻다 (to wash)

1

비빔밥에 고추장을 넣으세요.

Put gochujang (pepper paste) in the bibimbap.

-(으)세요 (imperative/polite request)

2

안 매운 고추 있어요?

Do you have any non-spicy peppers?

안 (not) + 맵다 (spicy) modifying 고추

3

고추를 썰어서 찌개에 넣어요.

Slice the pepper and put it in the stew.

-어서 (sequential action)

4

이 고추는 별로 안 매워요.

This pepper isn't very spicy.

별로 (not particularly) used with negatives

5

고추가 너무 크네요!

The pepper is so big!

-네요 (exclamatory ending)

6

삼겹살을 고추와 같이 먹어요.

I eat pork belly with peppers.

-와 같이 (together with)

7

고추를 찍어 먹을 쌈장 좀 주세요.

Please give me some ssamjang to dip the peppers in.

찍어 먹다 (to dip and eat)

8

빨간 고추가 더 비싸요.

Red peppers are more expensive.

더 (more) + 비싸다 (expensive)

1

작은 고추가 맵다는 말을 들어봤어요?

Have you heard the saying 'small peppers are spicy'?

-다는 (indirect quotation)

2

고추를 말려서 고춧가루를 만들어요.

We dry the peppers to make pepper flakes.

말리다 (to dry)

3

청양고추를 넣었더니 국물이 아주 칼칼해요.

I added Cheongyang peppers, so the broth is very crisp and spicy.

-었더니 (discovery/result of past action)

4

고추 씨를 빼면 덜 매워집니다.

If you remove the pepper seeds, it becomes less spicy.

덜 (less) + -어지다 (become)

5

여름에는 오이고추가 아삭하고 맛있어요.

In summer, cucumber-peppers are crunchy and delicious.

아삭하다 (to be crunchy)

6

고추를 너무 많이 먹으면 속이 쓰릴 수 있어요.

If you eat too many peppers, you might get heartburn.

속이 쓰리다 (to have heartburn/stomach ache)

7

이 요리에는 홍고추를 고명으로 올리세요.

Put red peppers on top of this dish as a garnish.

고명 (garnish)

8

고추를 된장에 찍어 먹는 것을 좋아해요.

I like dipping peppers in soybean paste.

-는 것 (nominalizer)

1

고추에 들어있는 캡사이신은 다이어트에 효과적입니다.

The capsaicin in peppers is effective for dieting.

-에 들어있는 (contained in)

2

한국의 고추 재배 역사는 임진왜란 이후로 거슬러 올라갑니다.

The history of pepper cultivation in Korea goes back to after the Imjin War.

거슬러 올라가다 (to go back in time)

3

고추를 고를 때는 껍질이 윤기가 나고 단단한 것이 좋습니다.

When choosing peppers, ones with shiny skin and firmness are good.

윤기가 나다 (to be shiny/glossy)

4

비가 오기 전에 널어놓은 고추를 걷어야 해요.

We need to gather the peppers spread out to dry before it rains.

걷다 (to gather/collect)

5

고추의 매운맛은 스트레스 해소에 도움을 줍니다.

The spiciness of peppers helps in relieving stress.

스트레스 해소 (stress relief)

6

이 품종은 병충해에 강한 개량 고추입니다.

This variety is an improved pepper that is resistant to pests.

병충해 (pests and diseases)

7

고추장 소스가 고기의 잡내를 잡아줍니다.

The gochujang sauce removes the gamey smell of the meat.

잡내를 잡다 (to remove unpleasant odors)

8

고추를 너무 잘게 썰지 말고 큼직하게 썰어주세요.

Don't chop the peppers too finely; cut them into large chunks.

-지 말고 (not A but B)

1

고추는 한국인의 식탁에서 단순한 식재료 이상의 상징성을 갖습니다.

Peppers hold a symbolism beyond just being a food ingredient on the Korean table.

이상의 (more than)

2

금줄에 붉은 고추를 끼워 아들의 탄생을 알렸던 풍습이 있습니다.

There was a custom of announcing the birth of a son by inserting red peppers into a geumjul.

풍습 (custom/tradition)

3

고추의 전래 경로에 대해서는 여전히 학계에서 의견이 분분합니다.

Opinions in academia are still divided regarding the route through which peppers were introduced.

의견이 분분하다 (opinions are divided)

4

고추의 붉은색은 잡귀를 쫓는 벽사의 의미를 담고 있습니다.

The red color of peppers contains the meaning of warding off evil spirits.

벽사 (warding off evil)

5

고추의 매운맛 농도를 측정하는 단위로 스코빌 지수가 사용됩니다.

The Scoville scale is used as a unit to measure the concentration of a pepper's spiciness.

측정하는 단위 (unit of measurement)

6

한국 요리의 정체성은 고추를 활용한 발효 문화에서 기인합니다.

The identity of Korean cuisine stems from the fermentation culture utilizing peppers.

-에서 기인하다 (to originate from)

7

고추 농사가 흉작이라 고춧가루 가격이 폭등했습니다.

The pepper harvest was poor, so the price of pepper flakes skyrocketed.

흉작 (poor harvest) / 폭등하다 (to skyrocket)

8

그의 성격은 마치 청양고추처럼 톡 쏘고 강렬했다.

His personality was pungent and intense, just like a Cheongyang pepper.

톡 쏘다 (to be pungent/stinging)

1

고추의 캡사이신 성분이 통증 완화에 기여한다는 연구 결과가 발표되었다.

Research results stating that the capsaicin component of peppers contributes to pain relief were published.

기여하다 (to contribute)

2

고추는 임진왜란을 기점으로 한국의 식문화 지형을 근본적으로 뒤바꾸어 놓았다.

Peppers fundamentally transformed the landscape of Korean food culture starting from the Imjin War.

지형을 뒤바꾸다 (to change the landscape/paradigm)

3

전통적인 태양초 건조 방식은 기후 변화로 인해 점차 사라져가고 있다.

The traditional sun-dried method is gradually disappearing due to climate change.

-로 인해 (due to)

4

고추의 매운맛은 한국인의 '한'을 달래주는 심리적 기제로 작용하기도 한다.

The spiciness of peppers also acts as a psychological mechanism to soothe the 'Han' of Koreans.

기제로 작용하다 (to act as a mechanism)

5

현대 식품 공학은 고추의 유전자를 조작하여 당도를 높인 품종을 개발했다.

Modern food engineering has developed varieties with increased sugar content by manipulating pepper genes.

유전자를 조작하다 (to manipulate genes)

6

고추의 매운맛에 대한 한국인의 유별난 애착은 문화 인류학적 고찰의 대상이다.

Koreans' unusual attachment to the spiciness of peppers is a subject of cultural anthropological study.

고찰의 대상 (subject of consideration/study)

7

고추의 수급 불균형은 김장철 물가 안정의 최대 변수로 꼽힌다.

The imbalance in the supply and demand of peppers is considered the biggest variable in stabilizing prices during the Kimjang season.

수급 불균형 (supply-demand imbalance)

8

고추의 자극적인 맛은 도파민 분비를 촉진하여 일시적인 쾌감을 유발한다.

The stimulating taste of peppers promotes dopamine secretion, inducing temporary pleasure.

촉진하다 (to promote/accelerate)

ترکیب‌های رایج

고추를 따다 (to pick peppers)
고추를 말리다 (to dry peppers)
고추를 썰다 (to slice peppers)
고추를 심다 (to plant peppers)
고추가 맵다 (pepper is spicy)
고추를 찍어 먹다 (to dip and eat peppers)
고추를 넣다 (to put in peppers)
고추 농사 (pepper farming)
고추 모종 (pepper seedling)
고추 가루 (pepper flakes)

عبارات رایج

고추 좀 주세요 (Please give me some peppers)

이 고추 매워요? (Is this pepper spicy?)

고추를 송송 썰다 (To slice peppers into small rings)

고추가 빨갛게 익다 (Peppers ripen red)

고추를 고추장에 찍다 (Dip a pepper in pepper paste)

매운 고추 못 먹어요 (I can't eat spicy peppers)

고추 씨를 발라내다 (To remove pepper seeds)

고추 밭에서 일하다 (To work in a pepper field)

고추가 아삭아삭하다 (The pepper is crunchy)

고추를 다지다 (To mince peppers)

اغلب اشتباه گرفته می‌شود با

고추 vs 후추

고추 vs 피망

고추 vs 파프리카

اصطلاحات و عبارات

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고추 vs 고추장

고추 vs 고춧가루

고추 vs 꽈리고추

고추 vs 오이고추

고추 vs 청양고추

الگوهای جمله‌سازی

نحوه استفاده

Storage

Fresh peppers should be refrigerated; dried flakes should be kept in the freezer to maintain color.

Seasonality

Peppers are harvested in late summer and dried in early autumn.

Heat Control

Removing seeds significantly lowers the heat level.

اشتباهات رایج
  • Using '후추' (black pepper) when you mean '고추' (chili).
  • Assuming all green peppers are mild (watch out for Cheongyang!).
  • Using '고추' as a slang word in formal or inappropriate situations.
  • Forgetting to use the 'ㅅ' in '고춧가루' (it's a compound word).
  • Thinking 'Paprika' and 'Gochu' are interchangeable in traditional recipes.

نکات

Heat Control

If a recipe is too spicy, add a little sugar or vinegar to balance the capsaicin.

Freshness Check

Look for peppers that are firm and have a shiny, unwrinkled skin with a bright green stem.

Proverb Power

Use '작은 고추가 맵다' to compliment someone who is surprisingly capable despite their appearance.

Eye Protection

Never touch your eyes after cutting peppers; wash your hands thoroughly with soap.

Counter Use

Remember to use '개' when counting individual peppers (e.g., 고추 세 개).

Color Matters

Put-gochu is green, Hong-gochu is red. Use these specific terms to be more precise.

Roasting

Roasting peppers over an open flame enhances their sweetness and adds a smoky flavor.

Dipping

When eating raw peppers at a restaurant, it's polite to dip only the part you are about to bite.

Vitamin C

Peppers are packed with Vitamin C, even more than oranges, making them great for immunity.

Sunlight

If growing peppers, ensure they get at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight for the best heat.

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ریشه کلمه

Sino-Korean/Native mix

بافت فرهنگی

Peppers were used to drive away ghosts due to their bright red color and pungent smell.

Cheongyang in Chungcheong province is the most famous region for spicy peppers.

Red peppers on a rope signify a boy; charcoal signifies a girl.

تمرین در زندگی واقعی

موقعیت‌های واقعی

شروع‌کننده‌های مکالمه

"매운 고추 좋아하세요? (Do you like spicy peppers?)"

"이 요리에 고추가 들어갔나요? (Are there peppers in this dish?)"

"어떤 종류의 고추를 가장 좋아해요? (What kind of pepper do you like most?)"

"고추장 직접 담가 보셨어요? (Have you tried making gochujang yourself?)"

"한국 고추가 외국 고추보다 더 매운가요? (Are Korean peppers spicier than foreign ones?)"

موضوعات نگارش

오늘 먹은 고추의 맛을 설명해 보세요. (Describe the taste of the pepper you ate today.)

왜 한국 사람들은 고추를 좋아할까요? (Why do you think Koreans like peppers?)

내가 아는 '작은 고추' 같은 사람은 누구인가요? (Who is a 'small pepper' person that I know?)

고추를 이용한 나만의 레시피를 적어보세요. (Write your own recipe using peppers.)

처음으로 매운 고추를 먹었을 때의 기억을 써보세요. (Write about your memory of eating a spicy pepper for the first time.)

سوالات متداول

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No, varieties like Oyi-gochu and Kkwari-gochu are very mild. However, the default assumption for '고추' in Korea is that it has some level of heat.

Gochu is the whole fresh or dried vegetable. Gochugaru is the ground flakes made from dried red peppers.

It's a traditional custom called 'Geumjul' to announce a boy's birth and ward off bad luck.

You can, but the flavor profile will change significantly as bell peppers lack the characteristic heat and pungency of Korean chilies.

Drink milk or eat dairy products. Capsaicin is fat-soluble, so water won't help much.

It is a famous Korean chili variety known for being very spicy and having a clean aftertaste.

No, it was introduced from the Americas via trade routes in the late 16th or early 17th century.

It is '고춧가루' (Gochugaru).

Yes, it is a common euphemism for male genitalia, so use it carefully in non-culinary contexts.

Wrap them in paper towels and store them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator.

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