20 minDifficulty Very easyNoodles & bunsikMain ingredients 🥩Korean fish cake (eomuk)large green onionchili powderJin-ganjangoyster saucegochujangcheongyang chili pepperTags 🏷️super simplelate-night snackall-purpose sauce
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒2 servings6 sheets square Korean fish cake (eomuk)2 large green onions2 cheongyang chili peppers4 tbsp chili powder3 tbsp sugar2 tbsp Jin-ganjang2 tbsp oyster sauce2 tbsp gochujang600ml watergenerous amount of black pepperRecipe 🍳Cut 6 sheets of square Korean fish cake (eomuk) into long strips, cut 2 large green onions into 5cm lengths, and finely chop 2 cheongyang chili peppers.In a pan, combine 4 tbsp chili powder, 3 tbsp sugar, 2 tbsp gochujang, 2 tbsp Jin-ganjang, 2 tbsp oyster sauce, and 100ml water. Mix and let the chili powder bloom.Once the chili powder has bloomed, turn the heat to high and add the Korean fish cake (eomuk), large green onions, and 500ml water. Bring to a boil.When it boils, reduce to medium heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Then lower to low heat and reduce gently until the desired consistency is reached.Finish by sprinkling generously with black pepper and the cheongyang chili peppers.Mix the seasoning ingredients and let the chili powder bloom, then add Korean fish cake (eomuk), large green onions, and water and bring to a boil.Simmer on medium heat for 10 minutes, then reduce on low heat and sprinkle with black pepper and cheongyang chili peppers.Cooking tips 💡Blooming the chili powder in the pan before cooking prevents the sauce and seasonings from separating and helps it thicken quickly.Cut the Korean fish cake (eomuk) and large green onions into large pieces so they hold their shape and texture during simmering.Simmer gently over medium heat so the Korean fish cake (eomuk) release their own oil and starch, creating a rich broth without any stock.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who want to make a quick late-night snack using only Korean fish cake (eomuk) in the fridge and basic seasonings.⭐Those looking for an easy one-pan Korean street food recipe that reduces dishes.⭐Those who enjoy rich, spicy-sweet Korean fish cake (eomuk) dishes in the style of saucy tteokbokki.