AI-generated imageEasy Maesaengi-jeon: Mini Korean Green Seaweed Pancakes (2 Servings)
These small Korean pan-fried jeon feature maesaengi, a fine green seaweed used in winter. Rinse and shorten the strands before combining them with batter for easy-to-eat pancakes.
Ingredients
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Steps
- 01
Loosen the maesaengi in a bowl of cold water. Rinse several times in a fine-mesh sieve, check for debris, then drain well.
- 02
If the seaweed strands are long, cut them into shorter, easy-to-eat lengths with clean kitchen scissors.
- 03
Mix 1 cup pancake mix, 2/3 cup water and one egg until no large flour lumps remain. Fold in the maesaengi and a pinch of salt.
- 04
The batter should fall slowly from a spoon rather than run like water. If the drained seaweed made it too thin, add a small amount of pancake mix.
- 05
Heat a skillet over medium and add a little of the oil. Drop small spoonfuls of batter onto it. Flip when the edges set and the underside turns golden.
- 06
Cook the second side until golden and ensure there is no raw batter at the center. Repeat with remaining batter and serve warm.
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Before you cook
Contains egg and wheat; check the packaged pancake mix for other allergens. Rinse and cut the fine seaweed strands, cook until no raw batter remains, and refrigerate leftovers promptly.
Allergens: EGG, WHEAT (pancake mix; check packaged mix for other allergens)
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