15 minDifficulty EasySoups & stewsMain ingredients 🥩Beef brisketTteokguk rice cakesMilkFlourTuna extractSesame oilMinced garlicLarge green onionEggsSeasoned laverTags 🏷️Holiday foodSuper simpleSoup dish
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒5 servingsBeef brisket 300gTteokguk rice cakes 500gMilk 150mlFlour 1 tbspTuna extract 3 tbspSesame oil 2 tbspMinced garlic 0.5 tbspCoarse salt 0.5 tbspCooking oil as neededWater 2LLarge green onion 1.5 stalksBlack pepper generouslyEggs 3Seasoned laver a littleRecipe 🍳Soak tteokguk tteok in cold water. Thinly slice the beef brisket. Cut 1 large green onion into 3 sections and slice 1/2 into thin rounds. Finely cut the seasoned laver. Julienne the egg garnish.In a bowl, combine the sliced brisket, 0.5 tbsp coarse salt, 0.5 tbsp minced garlic, 3 tbsp tuna extract, 2 tbsp sesame oil, and a generous 1 tbsp flour. Mix well.Heat a pot over medium heat, add cooking oil, and stir-fry the brisket until the flour dissolves and the meat releases its fat.Add 150ml milk in 2 additions, stirring. Once it boils, reduce heat to low and simmer until thickened.Add 2L water, 1 cup at a time, stirring well. Once the broth turns milky, add the remaining water and the 3-sectioned large green onion. Boil over high heat for 7 minutes.Reduce heat to medium, season generously with black pepper, and bring to a boil.Add the tteokguk tteok and boil over high heat until the rice cakes float.Ladle into bowls and top with sliced green onion, egg garnish, and laver.Mix beef brisket with salt, garlic, tuna extract, sesame oil, and flour, then stir-fry over medium heat.Add milk in portions and simmer over low heat, then gradually add water and boil with large green onion.Add tteokguk rice cakes and cook, then serve in bowls topped with green onion, egg garnish, and laver.Cooking tips 💡Slightly freeze the beef brisket and slice it as thinly as possible so the broth extracts quickly and the meat does not become tough.Milk and flour create an emulsification that produces the characteristic thick, rich flavor of beef bone broth.When adding milk, reduce the heat to low and add it in small portions to prevent curdling and ensure even mixing.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who want a deep broth flavor without the burden of simmering beef bones for a long time.⭐Those who want to make an impressive tteokguk in a short time for holidays or special occasions.