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Showing posts with label recipe. Show all posts

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Beef Dukbokki Surprise

Hello tomoyo its been a while!
Today I present you with my dukbokki recipe~ its kind of a mishmash once again, so not traditional, but what do you expect from here? v( ̄∇ ̄)ニヤッ
This makes about 4 serving.

You basically have 4 parts.
1. Marinade the beef
2. Fry or boil your veggies
3. Boil your dok
4. Create spicy sauce in small pot

Beef: Marinade and then fry separately
Marinade: give it at least 10 min.
- cut beef into thin slices (recently I <3 shoulder)
- 1 garlic sliver sliced thinly
- 1 tea sesame oil
- 2 tbs honey
- 1/3 cup soy sauce
- some water (just turn your faucet on for a second)
- dash of pepper
- dash of sake (green bottle)

Veggies Saute:
Veggies Ingredients :
- julienned carrots
- 2 bunches green onion
- 1 med. white onion
- some broccoli
- daikon or korean radish (sliced into sticks)~ this works well julienned also but add it later then
- zucchini (slices into sticks)
Saute them in a little bit of soysauce and water (remember broccoli and radish first, then onion, zucchini, followed last by green onion & julienned carrots)

Boil your Dok:
- duk (rice cakes, I prefer the thin kind)
- pot of water
- dash of fish sauce or dashi or kelp if you don't have it.

Spicy Sauce:
- 3 big spoonfuls of hot pepper paste (gochujang)
- 1 tbs sesame oil
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 dash of mirin
- 1 tsp brown sugar (regulate depending on how sweet you like it)
- 1/2 tsp soy sauce
- 2 dashes korean corn syrup (i know i know but its so good....)

When veggies are fried and drained:
- add dok and beef to the wok or pan
- pour on the sauce and mix
- fry lightly for 1 min and serve!








Monday, September 27, 2010

Guess its a Lazy thing

From last night
To the left we have what I threw together last night. Kimchi fried rice or bokumbop (김치볶음밥)
Except unlike what normal koreans would put in it, I went a little fridge happy and added whatever I felt like eating. The important part is the kimchi, and
Kochujang! This also makes for great leftovers!

Whats in it:
- Daikon - 2 fingers thick slice of
- White onion - 1/2 a
- Radish kimchi (not cabbage) - handful
- Kochujang - 1 teaspoon
- Egg - 1
- soysauce 4 tbs
- sesame oil 1.5 tbs
- RICE - guesstimate
- Bulgogi (which i made 5 min before)
` marinate thinly cut beef in 1 tbs sesame oil, 4 tbs soysauce, dash of sugar, and a little water or its too salty.Fry it real lightly so its still juicy. Combine everything with the rice in the pan, and lightly douse with sesame oil. Now its ready to eat! ^_~