배숙 baesuk | Korean pear in light ginger syrup
Alternate Spellings; Bae sook, bae suk, pae sook, bay suk
Peeled and sliced Korean pears cooked in water with black peppercorns, ginger, and sugar, then garnished with ground pine nuts.
Baesuk is a variety of hwachae (fruit punch) usually served in the summer or at Chuseok (Autumn festival), but may also be served in some Korean restaurants as a dessert.
Source: Korean Food Guide in English | hannaone
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