Choi Kang-rok's Monkfish Doenjang Pot

A luxurious pot dish that maximizes the diverse textures of monkfish parts and achieves ultimate richness by melting steamed monkfish liver into a doenjang broth.

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Thoroughly cook the monkfish stomach and skin parts to eliminate any fishy odor and fully enjoy their pleasant chewy texture.
  • Meticulously remove blood from the liver's blood vessels and the thin membrane for a clean taste and to preserve the unique, rich, and distinct flavor when steamed.
  • When mixing the steamed liver into the broth, use a sieve with different mesh sizes and mash multiple times to evenly distribute the smooth umami flavor throughout the broth.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to try their hand at the refined and deep Japanese-style broth dishes characteristic of Chef Choi Kang-rok.
  • Those who desire a special nourishing hot pot where the rich and savory flavor of monkfish liver (ankimo) is generously infused.
  • Advanced cooks who want to meticulously experience the contrast of diverse textures from different parts, going beyond a simple fish stew.

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