Hwang Jin-sun's Green Onion Kkotge Bokkeum
A sweet and aromatic crab dish made by first infusing oil with thinly sliced ginger and green onions, then braising crispy crabs in a soy sauce-based reduction.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Infusing the oil thoroughly with green onion and ginger is essential to tame the crab's fishy odor and develop a sweet, deep flavor.
- Drizzling the soy sauce onto the hot pan wall briefly scorches it, adding the deep, smoky wok flavor characteristic of Chinese-style cuisine.
- Adding too much starch slurry at the end can cause clumping, so add it little by little, just until the sauce coats the crab without being runny.
Recommended for
- Those who want a savory crab dish where the fragrant aroma of green onion and ginger fills their mouth.
- Those who want to create a clean yet deep flavor using only soy sauce and salt, without complex seasonings.
- Those who enjoy tender, well-seasoned crab that has been fried and braised.
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