After boiling, do not remove the radish greens immediately; let them steam in the hot water for at least 1 hour so that even the stems become tender and not tough.
Use store-bought doenjang rather than homemade to achieve a clean, universally appealing broth without any musty off-flavors.
Portion any leftover soaked radish greens with water into zipper bags and freeze them for later use; they can be added directly to soups.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐Those who want to warm their stomachs with a tender and savory siraegi gukbap.
⭐Those looking for a foolproof old-school gukbap recipe using a combination of beef bone broth and store-bought doenjang.
This Man's Cook Siraegi Doenjang-guk
A hearty soup made by pre-mixing boiled dried radish greens with doenjang and simmering in anchovy broth until deeply savory
1 hr 30 minEasySoups & stews
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