Aha Bujang's Masan-Style Agujjim

A super-simple agujjim that perfectly recreates the subtle aroma and savory depth of a specialty restaurant by using wasabi powder as a kick

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Adding a small amount of wasabi powder to the seasoning mix brings out the deep flavor and clean finish characteristic of specialty restaurant agujjim, rather than a sharp spicy kick.
  • Regular soybean sprouts lose moisture and become thin like threads, so be sure to use thick 'soybean sprouts for steaming' to maintain a crunchy texture.
  • Since the starch is already included in the seasoning powder, stir it in evenly over low heat to prevent lumps when adding to the broth.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to enjoy expensive agujjim at home with specialty restaurant quality at a reasonable cost.
  • Those who want to make a fail-proof seafood stew sauce by simply mixing powders without separately preparing a starch slurry.

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