Imokase's Jeyuk Bokkeum

Imokase's signature jeyuk bokkeum that achieves tender, spicy-sweet flavor without marinating—just add meat and seasoning before turning on the heat.

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Adding pork to a hot pan causes it to stick easily to the bottom. Imokase’s secret trick is to put the pork and oil in the cold pan first, then turn on the heat.
  • Using pork shoulder (front leg) instead of belly results in just the right amount of fat—less greasy even after cooling, with a rich, savory flavor preserved.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make a delicious meat side dish in just 15 minutes without the hassle of pre-marinating.
  • People looking for a low-risk, popular, reliable recipe similar to restaurant-style or Imokase-style jeyuk bokkeum.

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