Baek Jong-won's Buckwheat Noodles
Baek Jong-won's premium buckwheat noodle soup, maximized in flavor with grilled green onions and onions, and deepened with katsuobushi.
Ingredients needed 4 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Grilling the green onions and onions until charred adds a deep smoky flavor and rich taste to the dipping sauce, making it taste like it's from a professional restaurant.
- The leftover anchovy and vegetable solids from straining the dipping sauce can be reused. Add a little more soy sauce, sugar, and water, then simmer with an egg to make a delicious braised egg dish.
- Make a generous batch of the concentrated dipping sauce and store it in the refrigerator. It can be conveniently used all summer long as a tempura dipping sauce or for buckwheat noodles.
Recommended for
- Those who want to enjoy Japanese-style cold buckwheat noodles at home that will refresh them from the inside out during the summer.
- Those who want to make their own versatile tsuyu sauce with a deep and rich flavor, harmonizing grilled vegetables and katsuobushi.
- Those looking for a practical noodle broth that can be made in a large batch and stored for easy use throughout the summer.
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