- cross-posted to:
- cooking@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- cooking@lemmy.world
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/36599024
(recipe for 4 portions)
- 800g tteok (Korean rice cakes), soaked in cold water if hard
- 1.2l water
- 4 spoons gochujang
- 1 spoon gochugaru (optional)
- 2 spoons soy sauce
- 2 spoons sugar
- half of a small cabbage, finely sliced (2 handfuls)
- 2 green onions
- 6 cloves garlic, sliced
- 2 soft-boiled eggs
- 1 spoon sesame oil (optional)
- sesame seeds
- In a pot bring water to boil.
- Stir in gochujang, gochugaru, soy, sugar until dissolved.
- Add tteok and cabbage, simmer ~10 min, stir so it doesn’t stick.
- Add green onions (save some for decoration), garlic, cook another ~3 min until sauce thickens.
- Finish with sesame oil, top with soft-boiled eggs, same green onions, sesame seeds, serve hot.
- Beerclue you got such great taste in food. Exotic and adventurous. Your posts are always fire🔥👌 
- Oh my this looks delicious. Thank you for sharing! 
- Those eggs though, perfetto 
- Damn that looks so good I’m gonna have to try and find those tteok somewhere so I can make it myself - I found them at my local grocery store, frozen. 
- It’s actually pretty simple to make them if you can find short grain rice flour (Mepssalgaru). It’ll be in the freezer section of your local asian grocery. 
 
- Wait you need to soak them in water? So that’s why my first attempt was so gross? Damn… 
- What texture does the tteok have after cooking? - It’s like a big soft noodle, but rather than chewy/bouncy it’s more gummy. It’s very nice though because unlike gummy noodles, it’s a completely smooth consistency (gummy noodles tend to be gritty and inconsistent). 
 
- Something about the pic makes it look like AI slop but it sounds delicious. - It’s real slop and real fucking delicious. So glad South Korean cuisine has taken off where I live. 
- Can send you the raw image file if you want :) 
 




