Kim Dae-seok's Crown Daisy and Swiss Chard Namul
A healthy side dish made with nutrient-rich water dropwort and mugwort, harvested in autumn, blanched at staggered intervals and seasoned with savory soybean paste for a wholesome taste.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Since water dropwort and mugwort have different stem textures, it’s important to add them to boiling water at separate times—starting with the tougher roots—to ensure even cooking.
- Failing to squeeze out moisture properly right after blanching will make the greens soggy and dilute the seasoning, so press firmly with your hands to extract all liquid.
- Avoid artificial seasonings like sugar or soy sauce; instead, rely primarily on rich, traditional soybean paste to preserve the natural fragrance of mugwort.
Recommended for
- Those looking to build a diet that supports gut health and promotes restful sleep using seasonal greens.
- People eager to experience the unique contrast between the slightly bitter mugwort and the sweet, tender water dropwort.
- Individuals who prefer mild, balanced, and deeply savory traditional home-style side dishes without strong stimulation.
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