AI-generated imageChilled Tofu, Soymilk and Sesame Kongguksu
Two servings of cold Korean soybean noodles using blended silken tofu, unsweetened soymilk, sesame paste, cucumber and fully cooked eggs.
Ingredients
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Steps
- 01
Place two eggs in water, bring to a boil and cook about 10–12 minutes until yolks are fully firm. Cool in cold water, peel and halve; wash hands after handling raw eggs.
- 02
Blend 250 g silken tofu, 400 ml unsweetened soymilk, 30 g white sesame paste, 100 ml cold water and 3 g salt until smooth, about 1–2 minutes. Refrigerate promptly at 4°C or colder.
The broth will not be cooked: use packaged silken tofu intended to be eaten without further cooking and unsweetened ready-to-drink soymilk; keep refrigerated until opening. Do not substitute raw blended soybeans. - 03
Boil 200 g dry somyeon in plenty of water about 3–5 minutes or as package directs. Rinse thoroughly two or three times in cold water, and drain well.
- 04
Wash and julienne 100 g cucumber. Divide noodles and chilled broth into two cold bowls and top each with half the cucumber and **one fully cooked egg** (two halves). Serve cold immediately.
If not eating immediately, store drained noodles and soymilk broth in separate clean sealed containers at 4°C or below and combine just before serving. Discard broth left unrefrigerated for too long.
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Before you cook
Contains soy, sesame, wheat and egg. Check tofu and soymilk dates and keep chilled; fully cook noodles and eggs, chill the broth to 4°C or below and assemble only just before serving. Use only packaged ready-to-eat silken tofu and unsweetened drinking soymilk suitable for consumption without cooking; keep noodles and broth chilled separately until serving.
Allergens: soy (tofu and soymilk), sesame (sesame paste), wheat (somyeon), egg
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