Help Me Identify This Korean Veggie

[phage]

A friend gave me a pot of buchu (Korean chives) a few years ago and in it there was also a tiny stem of something, roots broken off. It was dollamul. I planted it and it grew. And grew and grew. This tiny stem now has progeny scattered from Central California to Seattle and points between.

Later in the season it (whatever I don't pick and eat) will be covered with small yellow flowers. A lot of succulents are poisonous but this one is good, pretty much the whole plant can be eaten unless it has gotten too tough at the base.

[jkim]

I'm pretty sure the second picture is ho bak nip... do you have it steamed/boiled as ssam with se woo jut or dwenjang jji ge? does it have a slightly bitter taste?

[judiu]

This one is fairly small (as you can see it's about the size of my finger) and my family eats it raw in a salad application.  We mix it in a salad with dandelion leaves, wild baby onions, red lettuce, and watercress.  The salad dressing is just fish sauce, chile flakes, and I think some sesame oil?  It's good with grilled meat

PURSLANE!

[phage]

Or Orpin Sedum. Dollamul:

http://wiki.galbijim.com/Dollamul