20 minDifficulty EasyNoodles & bunsikMain ingredients π₯©buckwheat noodlesapplepearonionpear drinkminced garlicgochugaruJin-ganjangstarch syrupvinegarprepared mustardfermented sand lance saucebeef dashidapickled radish wrapscucumbercrushed seaweedsesame oilwhole sesame seedseggTags π·οΈsummer delicacyrefreshing tastenoodle dish
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed π2 servings2 servings buckwheat noodles100g apple150g pear100g onion1/2 cup (120ml) blended pear drink1 tbsp minced garlic2 tbsp gochugaru4 tbsp Jin-ganjang3 tbsp sugar5 tbsp starch syrup1 tbsp Miwon0.5 tbsp vinegar1 tbsp prepared mustard1 tbsp fermented sand lance sauce0.5 tbsp beef dashidaa little pickled radish wraps1/2 cucumberadequate amount crushed seaweed1 tbsp sesame oila little whole sesame seeds1 boiled eggRecipe π³In a blender, combine 100g apple, 150g pear, 100g onion, 120ml pear drink, and 1 tbsp minced garlic. Blend until smooth.To the blended mixture, add gochugaru, Jin-ganjang, sugar, starch syrup, Miwon, vinegar, prepared mustard, fermented sand lance sauce, and dashida. Mix well to make the bibim sauce.Cook the buckwheat noodles in boiling water, then rinse thoroughly in cold water, rubbing them to achieve a chewy texture. Drain well and place in a serving bowl.Generously top the noodles with the prepared bibim sauce.Garnish with julienned cucumber, pickled radish wraps, crushed seaweed, 1 tbsp sesame oil, whole sesame seeds, and a boiled egg to finish.Blend apple, pear, onion, and pear drink, then mix with gochugaru and seasoning ingredients to make the bibim sauce.Cook buckwheat noodles, rinse in cold water, drain, and place in a bowl.Top with the sauce, garnishes, crushed seaweed, sesame oil, and egg to finish.Cooking tips π‘Let the finished sauce rest in the refrigerator for about a day to allow the fruit aromas and seasonings to meld, resulting in a deeper flavor.Marinate the cucumber in starch syrup, then squeeze out excess moisture before using to enhance its crunchy texture.Feel free to add a little more vinegar or prepared mustard according to your taste.Recommended for πβThose who want to make a mouthwatering, appetite-stimulating bibim makguksu at home.βThose looking for a special bibim sauce with deep flavor made from blended fruits.