Choi Kang-rok's Beef Rice
A Japanese-style rice dish featuring tender beef simmered in a deeply savory braising liquid made with plenty of cooking wine instead of water, maximizing its clean flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- On very hot summer days, it's best to drain the water from the rinsed rice and store it in the refrigerator while soaking to ensure safety.
- Adding raw beef directly to the braising liquid and heating it will cause blood and impurities to clump into black foam, ruining the appearance. Blanching is essential.
- Even thin beef for shabu-shabu can become tough if continuously heated in the braising liquid. To maintain a tender texture, remove the beef immediately after cooking and reduce only the liquid separately.
Recommended for
- Those who want to enjoy a clean and deeply flavored beef rice without the gamey smell or impurities characteristic of beef.
- Those who aim for a neat and perfect dish appearance without foam or clumps during the braising process.
- Those who want to enjoy thin beef in a tender and soft texture, not tough or dry.
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