Kim Dae-seok's Oyster Gukbap
A refreshing Oyster Gukbap made with clear broth seasoned with shredded radish, dried anchovies, and dried shrimp, topped with fresh live oysters, soybean sprouts, and green onions.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Do not boil fresh oysters in the broth from the beginning—this makes them tough and shrinks their size too much. Add them midway when cooking the soybean sprouts for a tender, chewy texture.
- Adding salted shrimp in large chunks won’t distribute evenly. Chop it finely with a knife before adding for better flavor distribution and a cleaner taste.
- When washing oysters, avoid scrubbing hard with salt—this can damage their surface and cause them to break apart easily. Instead, rinse gently in a light saltwater solution or diluted radish juice.
Recommended for
- Those seeking a comforting bowl of broth that clears the chest and refreshes the body on cold days.
- Home cooks eager to try a chef’s restaurant-style oyster dish with a clean, clear broth that effectively eliminates fishy odors.
- Food lovers who enjoy the varied textures of soybean sprouts, seaweed, and green onions enhanced by a spicy kick, in a warm, spicy soup.
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