Kim Dae-seok's Dureup Jeon

A spring seasonal dureup jeon with a savory depth from soybean paste marination and a crisp texture from a light tempura flour coating.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Dureup contains trace amounts of toxicity, so it must be boiled before cooking for safety.
  • Marinating with soybean paste instead of salt enhances the dureup’s natural bitterness, creating a deeper, more savory flavor.
  • After coating with tempura flour, shake off excess to avoid thick flour layers and preserve the dureup’s original taste and crispiness.
  • Rinsing blanched dureup immediately under cold water helps maintain its vibrant green color and crisp texture.

Recommended for

  • Those seeking a fragrant, nutty seasonal dish to boost spring energy.
  • Fans of pairing slightly bitter dureup jeon with a refreshing rice wine party.
  • Home cooks eager to try the chef’s special tip of using soybean paste instead of salt for marinating.

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