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Saturday, December 10, 2011

How to Make Jja Jang Myun (Korean Noodles With Black Bean Sauce)

One of the immensely popular noodle dishes in Korea is called Jja Jang Myun. Although it is an Asian dish, many foreigners, vastly from America, are beginning to explore these kinds of dishes and are becoming popular in the states as well. This recipe calls for a lot of ingredients, but in small amounts. This means that not all the ingredients are necessary and there are a myriad of ways to make jja jang myun. Here is how to make this delicious Korean dish.

Here are the ingredients that you will need: Asian style noodles (they are usually thicker than the ones Americans are accustomed to), jja jang sauce (it can be found in any Korean market), pork, onions, zucchini, cooking oil, corn starch, black pepper, ginger, and sesame oil.

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The first thing is to make the noodles. Simply cook the noodles in boiling water and drain the water out after it's done cooking. After that, rinse it off with cold water to get rid of any excess starch. Leave the noodles aside for now.

Next we have to make the sauce for the noodles. Get a pot and add cooking oil to it, just enough to cover the bottom of the pot. Then add the jja jang sauce and slowly cook it continuously. While doing this, get the pork, onions, and zucchini and cut them into little chunks. You can add the onions and zucchini directly into the pot, but the pork needs to be cooked in a separate pan. If we simply add the pork to the sauce, there is a chance that it will not get fully cooked. After it's cooked, you can then add it into the sauce.

After the sauce is done simmering, simply put your noodles in a bowl and pour the sauce over the noodles.

Although this is the simple way to make Jja Jang Myun, it is also very delicious.

Teach your friends how to make this delicious dish today.

How to Make Jja Jang Myun (Korean Noodles With Black Bean Sauce)

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Thursday, November 17, 2011

How to Make Soojaebi (Korean Noodles Made Using Flour)

Soojaebi was first eaten traditionally by Koreans when they were lacking in money and had nothing to eat.

Soojaebi was made from kneading flour with water and cooking this doughy mixture in an anchovy based soup.

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This dish has come a long way from its humble beginnings. Soojaebi is now one of the recipes listed on the menus of high class restaurants. Here is how to make this wonderful dish.

Here are the ingredients that you will need: all purpose flour, eggs, onions, garlic, mushrooms (any kind will work), potatoes, black pepper, salt, carrots, zucchini, and seafood (optional)

First, we need to make the dough for the noodles. To make the dough, mix 4 cups of flour with 2 cups of water.

Knead it until it becomes a not too watery dough. Wrap it in some plastic and leave it aside for now.

While the dough is sitting, chop up your vegetables. chop up the onions, mushrooms, potatoes, zucchini, and carrots roughly or however you would like to chop them as it doesn't really matter for this dish.

To make your soup for the dish, boil a large pot of water with white onions, garlic, scallions, pepper, and salt.

Let this simmer for about half an hour so that the broth gets the full flavor of the onions. Now you can either drain the broth to only have the stock or just leave it in as is.

Once the broth is done, you can add the vegetables. With the vegetables, add a bit of soy sauce for flavoring and let the mixture sit so that all the vegetables soak in the flavor of the broth.

Next, whisk your eggs and add them bit by bit while stirring the soup so that the eggs don't form big clumps.

Next, raise the heat on your soup and get your dough. Get a chunk of dough in one hand, and with the other, rip off pieces of the dough. Try to make the dough as thin and flat as possible and add them into the soup.

Once the dough rises to the top of the soup, that means that they are fully cooked.

Let it cook for a little bit more, and you're done. This is a long recipe, but worth it once you succeed.

How to Make Soojaebi (Korean Noodles Made Using Flour)

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