[sagol: bone marrow, beef bone stock, guksi: noodle soup]
I made a delicious and fast (if you already have sagol broth) noodle soup with sagol broth or bone marrow broth. In fact, it was my first time experimenting with this dish and came out so yummy, it became my favorite noodle dish. Continue reading
[sagol: bone marrow or beef bones, jjigae: stew]
Kimchi-jjigae (김치찌개) is one of those soups that can be made with anything from bacon, canned tuna and myulchi broth. Today I will show you how I made kimchi-jjigae with sagol-guk (사골국), a bone marrow broth I made a few days ago. Continue reading
[Sagol: beef bones, beef bone marrow, Guk: soup]
Sagol (사골, beef bones) broth is one of the most versatile soups. You can use this broth in countless number of Korean dishes such as kimchi-jjigae, duenjang-jjigae, ttuckmandu-guk, and janchiguksoo to name a few.
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Duenjang-jjigae is the queen of Korean stews, which is made of Korean soybean paste and a variety of vegetables. Continue reading
[Mandu= dumplings, Jeongol= stew or soup]
Last night, I decided to experiment with a new dish instead of my staple rotation and make mandul-jeongo, which is a spicy stew made of Korean dumplings and vegetables. Continue reading
[Jjigae= a thick soup or stew]
Kimchi jjigae is the queen of Korean soups. When I eat heavy meals and feel fat and bloated, all I want to have is a bowl of bubbly kimchi jjigae and some rice. Continue reading
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