Baek Jong-won's Anchovy Cheonggukjang Jjigae
A cheonggukjang jjigae made with anchovies and aged kimchi for a refreshing taste, similar to kimchi jjigae, then generously mixed with cheonggukjang for a mild and savory flavor.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- The soybeans in cheonggukjang are already fully cooked during the manufacturing process, so there's no need for prolonged boiling to cook the beans.
- Since the saltiness of cheonggukjang varies significantly by product and household, the secret is to not over-salt initially. Adjust the final seasoning with doenjang after the cheonggukjang is fully dissolved.
- Cheonggukjang jjigae is best enjoyed with a milder, less salty flavor than doenjang jjigae. It's delicious served over rice and mixed in spoonfuls.
- Instead of anchovies, you can lightly stir-fry pork or beef to render fat, then follow the same steps with kimchi to create a deeply flavored meat cheonggukjang.
Recommended for
- Those who have hesitated to try cheonggukjang due to its characteristic pungent smell.
- Those who enjoy hearty stews with a refreshing yet savory depth, similar to kimchi jjigae.
- Those who want to prepare a satisfying home-cooked meal with simple ingredients that is comforting for the stomach.
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