Baek Jong-won's Three Types of Scallion Salad
The perfect partner for samgyeopsal! Three types of scallion salad recipes with a clean salt base, a savory soy sauce base, and a crunchy chili paste base – choose your favorite.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- If the pungent spiciness and sticky sap of the shredded scallions bother you, rinse them in cold water before mixing, then thoroughly pat them dry before use.
- Crushing whole sesame seeds in a plastic bag to make ground sesame seeds, rather than using them whole, significantly enhances the aroma and nuttiness.
- If you add the scallions to the chili paste seasoning from the beginning, they can become soggy and clump quickly. It's best to mix the cabbage first, which doesn't release as much moisture, and then gently toss in the scallions at the end.
- The scallions will quickly lose their crispness once they come into contact with salt or soy sauce. Therefore, mixing them right before grilling the meat or serving them at the table will result in the crispiest and most delicious salad.
Recommended for
- Those who frequently enjoy grilled meats like samgyeopsal or moksal at home.
- Those who want to try various versions of scallion salad to match different meats or preferences, instead of the same old recipe.
- Those who want to successfully recreate the crunchy and flavorful scallion salad they enjoy at Korean BBQ restaurants.
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