Common Name: acorn, dotori
도토리
Acorns are used mostly to make acorn starch/powder/flour which is then made into acorn jelly or acorn noodles. Some Koreans still boil then roast (toast) and eat peeled acorns.
Used in:
Dotorimuk
Acorn Flour
Acorn Noodles
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