AI-generated imageSpicy Korean Mideodeok and Soybean Sprout Jjim (3 Servings)
A Korean spicy seafood jjim made with prepared mideodeok (marine tunicate) and soybean sprouts. This home recipe scales down the large original. Beware of hot liquid trapped inside the tunicates.
Ingredients
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Steps
- 01
Use commercially prepared food-grade mideodeok. Thaw frozen product in the refrigerator, following package washing and preparation directions.
- 02
Wash and drain the sprouts, then wash and cut minari and green onion.
- 03
Mix pepper flakes, garlic and sugar for the seasoning. In a separate cup combine potato starch with 30 mL water.
- 04
Put sprouts, mideodeok and 120 mL water in a wide pot, cover, and heat over medium heat. After simmering begins, lower the heat and cook the sprouts completely.
- 05
Stir in the chili seasoning gently and simmer until the seafood and sprouts are thoroughly heated throughout. Uncover to reduce excess liquid.
- 06
Add minari and green onion and cook until wilted. Stir starch slurry again, add gradually, and simmer for 1–2 minutes to coat.
- 07
Season with salt only if needed. Let cool slightly before eating to avoid hot liquid trapped inside mideodeok. Refrigerate leftovers within two hours.
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Before you cook
Only use properly cleaned food-grade mideodeok; thaw in the fridge and cook completely. Beware of hot trapped liquid and seafood allergies/cross-contact. Refrigerate leftovers at 4°C or below within two hours and reheat to 74°C.
Allergens: 미더덕(해산물); 해산물 알레르기와 교차접촉·제품 원재료 표시 확인, Mideodeok (seafood); check seafood allergy and shellfish cross-contact on product labels, ミドドク(海産物)。魚介アレルギーと交差接触、製品表示を確認
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