Aha Bujang's Soy-Braised Beef (Sogogi Jangjorim)
Beef simmered until tender, shredded, then braised in plain water with simple seasonings for a clean, savory flavor
Ingredients needed 6 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Using the beef cooking broth for the braise can make the sauce cloudy. Instead, save it for dishes like doenjang-jjigae or radish soup, and braise the jangjorim in fresh water for a much cleaner result.
- The dish tastes even better after chilling in the refrigerator, as the seasoning penetrates the meat more evenly when served cold.
- For variety, you can add quail eggs or kkwarigochu (Korean shishito peppers) during the braising step.
Recommended for
- Those who want to make a generous batch of clean-tasting, not-too-salty soy-braised beef as a side dish.
- Those who prefer jangjorim made with beef eye of round that shreds tenderly along the grain.
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