AI-generated imageSoy-Honey Doraji Gangjeong (2 Small Side Servings)
Doraji (bellflower root) is soaked to soften its bitterness, lightly coated in glutinous rice flour, fried and glazed with soy sauce and honey. Two servings is an editorial estimate for small side dishes.
Ingredients
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Steps
- 01
Wash off grit, trim the crown and peel the root. Cut into slim sticks about 5 cm long and 0.5 cm thick.
- 02
Rub the trimmed root briefly with 15 g sugar, soak in 500 mL water for 30 minutes, rinse and dry it very thoroughly before frying.
- 03
Dust the dry sticks evenly with 18 g moist glutinous rice flour; shake off thick clumps.
- 04
Heat about 200 g corn oil in a small deep pan over medium heat. Fry in small batches until golden outside and cooked through, then drain. Never introduce wet utensils into hot oil.
- 05
In a separate pan, bring 20 g soy sauce, 20 g water and 10 g honey to a gentle bubble, then lower the heat.
- 06
Add the fried root and turn just until lightly glazed. Switch off the heat. Do not touch the very hot glaze.
- 07
Sprinkle with 20 g crushed peanuts and let cool slightly before serving. Omit peanuts if they pose an allergy risk.
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Before you cook
Check peanuts, soy and possible wheat in soy sauce. Dry the root before frying, avoid oil and hot-syrup burns, and do not give honey to infants under 12 months. Refrigerate leftovers within two hours.
Allergens: 땅콩 / peanuts / ピーナッツ, 대두(간장) / soy (soy sauce) / 大豆(しょうゆ), 밀(간장 제품에 따라) / wheat (check soy sauce) / 小麦(しょうゆの表示を確認)
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