Note: This receipt is NOT a real Korean Gochujang Tteokbokki. I just simplified it :P
Inspired by Sue. She is amazing cook. All of my Korean food was learned from her :)
Besides, you can find a lot of "How to cook" on Youtube. There is also a good Korean cook on it and I believe you will find her easily.
For someone may don't know about the Gochujang and the Tteokbokki. Here are some advices:
Gochujang.
Although I have just tried this branch only but I pretty much believe they are good to buy :)At the first time, I just bought a small bottle of Bibimbap Gochujang and a small bag of Gochujang Tteokbokki (which means they were already mixed).
The next time, I decided to make the sauce by myself so I bought the left Gochujang box and I used it within 3 weeks.
And now, as you already saw, I bought the biggest box they have there hah hah
Tteokbokki.
I am sure this is the best. I have tried the cheaper one and they were broken when I put them out of the fringe. Really not good.
I am sure this is the best. I have tried the cheaper one and they were broken when I put them out of the fringe. Really not good.
I forgot to take the picture of it on the kitchen table so well, here is the Tteokbokki, also my part of the fringe.
Seriously, I love Korean spoon! It is quite big and kinda circle that make the food more delicious (at least, to me!)
Ok, let start on my receipt :)
1. Ingredients for 2 meal:
- Sauce: 2 table spoons of Gochujang sauce + 2 table spoons of sugar + 1/4 cup of water (It said to use just 1/3 but I like it in this way, besides, it 's easier to measure it anyway :D )
- A few of Tteokbokki (fewer than mine is better! Believe me, you don't want to hurt your mouth (as I always did))
- Vegetable: Carrot, Cabbage, Onion, Green Onion.
- Shrimp.
(Yes, Kim Hyun Joong used Octopus for his reciept hah hah)
2. Cooking
- Put a little oil on the pot.
- Add Onion first. Stir it.
- Add Cabbage, Carrot then stir them.
- Add the sauce. Stir it.
- Add the shirmp, stir for a little.
- Add the Tteokbokki, stir it.
- When you see the Tteokbokkie becomes soft and the sauce is kind of thick, put some of the Green Onion at last. Stir for a little.
Then you 've done :)
Gochujang Tteokbokki tastes awesome!!! Spicy and sweet at the same time. I just can't put the spoon down. The Tteokbokki also is soft and taught. It reminds me of Mozzarella Cheese, kinda the same though hah hah
Have fun then :)
I also made some flans for my neighborhood because they treated me so nice and i just want to say thank :)
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