Korean Bean Sprout Namul
This Bean Sprout Namul is crisp, refreshing and lightly seasoned with sesame oil and soy sauce. It is one of the most popular Korean side dishes and pairs beautifully with rice and grilled meats.
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This Bean Sprout Namul is crisp, refreshing and lightly seasoned with sesame oil and soy sauce. It is one of the most popular Korean side dishes and pairs beautifully with rice and grilled meats.
Korean Steamed Eggs (Gyeran-jjim) are a comforting Korean side dish with a light, fluffy, soufflé-like texture. Eggs are whisked with chicken stock, fish sauce and spring onions, then gently steamed in a traditional Korean earthenware pot until they puff up into a soft, savoury cloud. Finished with sesame oil, they're delicious served alongside steamed rice and other Korean dishes.
These Korean Marinated Eggs, or Mayak Eggs, are perfectly soft-boiled and soaked in a savoury, sweet and slightly spicy soy marinade. The cracked shells create a beautiful marbled effect, while the flavour-packed marinade makes them perfect served with rice or instant noodles.
‘Flies Head’ Stir Fry is a quick and simple Taiwanese pork mince stir fry packed with Chinese chives and fermented black beans. Despite the unusual name, there are no flies involved. The name refers to the appearance of fermented black soy beans, which resemble tiny black dots scattered through the dish.
This ‘Flies Head’ Stir Fry recipe balances savoury fermented black beans, sweet hoisin, gentle heat from chillies and the bold garlic flavour of Chinese chives. Cooked properly over high heat, the pork becomes separate and lightly crisp while the chives stay vibrant and slightly crunchy.
