Baek Jong-won's Jokbal Bap
A rice bowl that recreates the smooth texture and flavor of Thailand's Kaokamu by simmering leftover jokbal in a soy sauce and sugar base.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- The longer the jokbal has been refrigerated, the more important it is to simmer it slowly for an extended time, replenishing water as needed to achieve tenderness.
- Water evaporation rates vary depending on stove power and pot thickness (heat conductivity), so adjust water levels based on achieving a thick, sticky consistency rather than relying strictly on measurements.
- The finished jokbal stew will solidify like gelatin when cooled due to collagen content; if reheating leftovers, add a little extra water and warm gently to restore original texture.
- Instead of serving over rice, you can use the stewed jokbal solids and sauce between grilled English muffins to create a Southeast Asian-Chinese style sandwich (similar to Luo Lao Pan bread). However, regular sandwich bread tends to absorb too much liquid, so it’s not recommended.
Recommended for
- Those looking to deliciously repurpose hard, refrigerated leftover jokbal after delivery.
- People who want to enjoy the soft, sweet-savory taste of Thai-style jokbal rice (Kaokamu) at home.
- Individuals seeking to develop deep, rich collagen-based flavors using simple ingredients through long cooking.
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