Baek Jong-won's White Soybean Kongguksu
A rich and chilled Korean soy milk noodle soup made by thoroughly boiling soaked white soybeans, peeling them, and blending them finely with ice and whole sesame seeds.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- You can portion and freeze the boiled soybeans so you can blend them fresh whenever you want to eat.
- If you don't have ice, you can use 2 cups of cold water instead of the purified water when blending the soy milk.
- Adding cold water in stages when the somyeon boils over prevents overflow and helps cook the noodles to a chewy texture.
- Rubbing the boiled soybeans in cold water to remove the skins makes the soy milk smoother and cleaner.
Recommended for
- Those who want a rich kongguksu made by boiling white soybeans themselves instead of using tofu or milk.
- Those who want to pre-boil and portion soybeans to enjoy cool noodle dishes throughout the summer.
- Those who love the combination of nutty soy milk and chewy somyeon noodles.
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