Kimchi
Jigae
1/3 lbs. pork belly sliced very thin
1/2 small onion sliced
1 1/2 C loosely packed Kimchi
4 cloves of garlic minced
1/2 C Kimchi juice
2 C water
1/2 tsp dried ginger
1 Tbs cooking wine (Either Mirin or Shaoxing Rice Wine for Cooking)
2 tsp Gochujang Paste (Korean chili paste)
2 tsp Miso or Dengjang
2 tsp Korean soup soy sauce (or light soy sauce)
2 Tbs Gochugaru (Korean dried chili flakes) optional
8 oz silken tofu sliced into cubes
2 green onions thinly sliced
1 tbs butter
1/2 small onion sliced
1 1/2 C loosely packed Kimchi
4 cloves of garlic minced
1/2 C Kimchi juice
2 C water
1/2 tsp dried ginger
1 Tbs cooking wine (Either Mirin or Shaoxing Rice Wine for Cooking)
2 tsp Gochujang Paste (Korean chili paste)
2 tsp Miso or Dengjang
2 tsp Korean soup soy sauce (or light soy sauce)
2 Tbs Gochugaru (Korean dried chili flakes) optional
8 oz silken tofu sliced into cubes
2 green onions thinly sliced
1 tbs butter
Heat a Dutch Oven (as pictured) until hot, then add the pork belly and onion. Allow some of
the fat to render out of the pork belly, then add the kimchi and garlic. Saute
until the mixture is very fragrant, then add the kimchi juice, water, ginger,
cooking wine, gochujang, miso and soy sauce, stirring everything together to
combine.
Bring to a boil and taste for
spiciness. Add as much gochugaru to taste until it’s pleasantly tingly (I
usually add about 2 Tbs, but this may be way to much for some people). Add the tofu,
turn down the heat to a simmer and let it cook for 15-20 minutes, or until the
pork and kimchi are tender.
When you’re ready to serve, add the
green onions and butter and give it a quick stir to incorporate. Put a trivet
on the table and serve it straight out of the pot along with a bowl of rice.
If you like Kimchi or just a spicy food lover, you will enjoy this. Great any time of the year. Love this in winter. Warms you right up.
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