Even without flour or egg, kneading firmly for at least 3 minutes will keep the patties from falling apart during cooking and retain the juices.
The soy sauce and sugar seasoning burns easily over high heat, so be sure to cook over low heat and flip frequently to cook through without a burnt taste.
The finished tteokgalbi can be enjoyed simply as a side dish with rice, or used as a homemade burger patty with cheddar cheese and a fried egg on a dinner roll or burger bun.
Recommended for π
βThose who want to make moist and tender handmade tteokgalbi with an easy-to-follow ratio and seasoning.
βThose looking for a meat dish to serve as a side dish for kids or as a homemade burger patty.
Aha Bujang's Homemade Tteokgalbi
Juicy homemade tteokgalbi made by pan-frying a thick pork patty covered with a lid to lock in moisture
25 minEasyMeat & mains
ground pork hind legonionlarge green onionminced garlicJin-ganjang