Jang Ho-jun's Shiokombu Pasta
An Eastern-style oil pasta that highlights the savory depth of salted kelp (shiokombu), stir-fried in fragrant garlic oil and enriched with butter and egg for a smooth, creamy finish.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- If the shiokombu strands are too long, they may not mix well with the pasta, making it awkward to eat. Finely chop or lightly grind them in a chopper before using.
- To avoid burning and deeply infuse the oil with garlic flavor, start the garlic and oil in a cold pan and heat gently over low heat.
- Always turn off the heat before adding the butter and eggs; otherwise, the eggs will scramble instead of creating a glossy, creamy sauce.
- The shiokombu provides enough saltiness and umami, so no additional cheese or salt is needed—skip any extra seasoning.
Recommended for
- Those who want to try a novel oil-based pasta instead of the usual tomato or cream varieties.
- Fans of deep, rich umami flavors, especially from shiokombu.
- Those who want to make restaurant-quality pasta quickly using minimal cooking and residual heat.
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