Baek Jong-won's Diner-Style Pork Bulgogi
A nostalgic diner-style pork bulgogi, marinated in blended pear and soy sauce, then simmered with water to prevent burning and impart a smoky flavor.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Adding granulated sugar before soy sauce allows the sweetness to penetrate the meat's cell membranes better, resulting in a better flavor balance.
- Dark soy sauce is an optional ingredient for achieving a deep, appetizing color like restaurant bulgogi; you can omit it if unavailable.
- Marinated meat can easily burn on the outside before the inside is cooked. Adding water during cooking to simmer helps it cook through evenly without burning.
- To achieve the signature smoky flavor of diner bulgogi, timing is crucial. Wait until the liquid has completely evaporated and the seasoning is slightly caramelized on the pan bottom, releasing a roasted aroma.
- If you have a large quantity, portion it into resealable bags for single servings. Freeze them spread thinly to allow for quick cooking whenever needed.
Recommended for
- Those who want to perfectly recreate the nostalgic diner-style pork bulgogi at home.
- Those curious about the secret to cooking marinated meat without burning, keeping it moist, and imparting a smoky flavor.
- Those who want to make a hearty and delicious meat side dish using budget-friendly pork hind leg.
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