Baek Jong-won's Smoky Jjamppong Ramen
A premium ramen recipe that achieves a smoky flavor by stir-frying pork and vegetables until almost burnt, and recreates a rich jjamppong broth with chili powder and soy sauce.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- If the pork is lean, use more cooking oil than you might expect, as it will combine with the rendered pork fat to create a deeper flavor.
- The crucial step for achieving the smoky flavor of restaurant-style jjamppong is to stir-fry the onions and green onions over high heat until they are deeply browned.
- Chili powder burns very easily, so once the chili oil forms, add water immediately without delay to prevent a bitter taste in the broth.
- Adding eggs will cloud the broth, diminishing the appeal of the clean and spicy smoky jjamppong. It is strongly recommended not to add them.
- If the broth lacks seasoning, adding more soy sauce can make the broth too dark. It's better to use salt or chicken powder for a clean seasoning.
Recommended for
- Those who want to enjoy a deep, smoky flavor comparable to Chinese restaurants, moving beyond regular ramen.
- Those who want a hearty and spicy hangover soup with a combination of pork and stir-fried vegetables.
- Those who want to make a satisfying, high-quality late-night snack with simple ingredients and minimal cooking tools.
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