Kim Dae-seok's Autumn Seokbapji
Made with New Sugar, this kimchi stays clear and crisp even after aging. Ground chili seeds and fresh shrimp add refreshing coolness and a clean umami depth—just like the authentic restaurant-style seokbapji.
Ingredients needed 10 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Using sugar when salting radish causes the broth to become thick and sticky over time. Always use New Sugar to maintain a clean, refreshing taste.
- Grinding chili seeds into the seasoning removes the characteristic raw smell from radish greens and effectively prevents fishy odor during aging.
- The key to achieving a restaurant-style clean, refreshing broth is adding fresh, seasonal shrimp harvested in winter kimchi season.
- Never rinse the salted radish—washing it will wash away its sweet, savory flavor. Only remove excess moisture before mixing.
- Let the finished seokbapji mature at room temperature for 3 to 4 days before refrigerating. This yields the best flavor.
Recommended for
- Those who want to make a crisp, refreshing seokbapji that pairs perfectly with gomtang or seolleongtang.
- People seeking a recipe that keeps radish crisp even after long aging.
- Individuals interested in learning traditional kimchi techniques using chili seeds and fresh shrimp for deep flavor.
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