Corin MJ Bae
Expertise
Coffee And Tea, East Asian Café Culture, Korean Cuisine And History
- Corin is an enthusiast in all things tea and coffee, from history, sourcing, brewing, to all the new trends and permutations across the globe.
- Alongside years of experience as a barista in both Canada and South Korea, they've had the pleasure of trawling Tokyo, Kyoto, and Seoul to study the local café culture and hidden gems.
- When not working, they're busy exploring the local coffee roasteries in Montréal or experimenting with Korean food fusions at home.
Experience
Corin's professional career as a writer started in video games, where they focused on making comprehensive, clear, and accessible guides to sprawling and detailed titles. Since joining Static as a News Writer in 2022, they've honed their ability to dig into and break down complex topics into digestible pieces that anyone can enjoy. Whether constructing detailed guides, descriptive features, or in-depth news, Corin approaches all writing with one goal in mind: delivering a quality piece of writing that's fun, informative, and easy to read.
Education
Corin graduated from McGill University with a B.A. in English and East Asian Cultural Studies. This formal education in literature, film, and media history has given them the expertise to add a more culturally comprehensive angle to any topic.
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Stories By Corin MJ Bae
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Storing pickles in the freezer just isn't a good idea. While it will successfully extend their shelf life, they'll become mushy and have absolutely no crunch.
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While cold brew makers can make the process a lot more convenient, the truth is you don't need fancy gear to make the best cold brew. Here's what you do need.
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Flavoring your classic cocktails can be a great idea. If you aren't already, you should be fat-washing your whiskey to make an enhanced Old Fashioned at home.
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Sweet potatoes are delicious and incredibly versatile. Here's one way to elevate your sweet potatoes from basic to gourmet with a beautiful brûlée finish.
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A self-saucing pudding is a classic dessert that involves a moist cake layer and a luscious sauce. But, what gives this British pudding its name? Let's dive in.
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If you've ever tasted a soapy carrot, you may have chalked it up to poor cleaning or a nasty piece, but there might be a more scientific reason behind it.
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You may have heard that silken tofu is a great egg substitute, but did you know that the reverse is also true? Check out the differences here.
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A leftover ham bone can be wielded to delicious effect. Not only is it easy to do, but there are multiple ways to do that.
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Between the popular microplane and the classic box grater, there are quite a few options to consider. But, here's the one that gets the most out of your cheese.
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You don't strictly need to dock pie dough - but docking serves a very important function in helping steam escape when pre-baking pie crusts.
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Not sure whether that old yeast in the pantry is still good to use? A simple trick can indicate whether the bacteria in your yeast are still alive.
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If you've found yourself with a big batch of freshly made dumplings, there's no reason to let any go to waste. Your future, hungry self will thank you.
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Dumplings have become a popular way to quickly elevate a bowl of ramen in recent years. Here's a look at the best methods of cooking them from frozen.
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Does your homemade tiramisu need a little boost? Spice up this classic dessert with a blend of masala chai to create a unique and sweet experience.
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When you are craving a crispy fried treat, homemade pork rinds are a great choice, but you want to make sure you are using the best oil before frying.
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Baking with almond flour has become popular but questions remain on how to use it. Here's one pro tip you should always consider when baking with almond flour.
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If you crave a thicker, creamier texture in your whipped cream frosting, then you should consider adding cream cheese.
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It's a job few people look forward to, but cleaning your toaster oven should be a weekly chore. So here are all the ways to make it easier on yourself.
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If your batch of fudge has gone grainy, don't fret! There's a simple fix to get the mixture smooth again. Follow this trick for the perfect consistency.
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Instead of throwing away all of that leftover fruit pulp after using your juicer, why not use it to create a delicious, healthy, and low-waste snack?
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Here we'll break down how this meat alternative is made, how it compares to other substitutes like tofu, how you can cook with it at home, and more.
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If you follow a keto diet, some foods aren't on the menu. Don't let lasagna be one of them. Simply replace the noodles with deli slices instead.
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If you're looking for a new secret ingredient to elevate your Rice Krispie treats, consider adding a spoonful of hot chocolate powder to jazz it up.
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Thick cake batter can be tough to work with, and luckily, Bundt pans are the perfect tool. There's a bit of science that describes exactly why.
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A Starbucks Caramel Brulée Latte might look like a dressed-up version of its classic Caramel Macchiato, but these drinks have a good amount of differences.
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There are many options out there for sweeteners, but when it comes to table sugar, specifically, is the kind from beets any different from cane sugar?
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Insomnia Cookies is celebrating National Cookie Day with a weekend full of deals centered around its namesake baked good. Here's what to know.