Kim Dae-seok's Kimchi Sujebi

A chewy kimchi jajang made by boiling a fermented dough with potato starch and egg in a broth of sour kimchi and dried anchovy-kombu stock

Ingredients needed 3 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • Do not use the inner seasoning or kimchi brine directly—this will make the broth overly salty and heavy. Always rinse off the inner seasoning and use only the kimchi solids for a clear, refreshing taste.
  • Avoid applying cooking oil to your hands when shaping the dough, as this makes the broth greasy. Instead, keep your hands wet with cold water for clean, even stretching.
  • Adding potato starch and egg to the all-purpose flour dough and allowing it to rest in the fridge results in a much chewier, more elastic texture.

Recommended for

  • Those seeking a warm, refreshing soup to enjoy with family on a rainy day.
  • People curious about the secret technique for a chewy, flour-odor-free jajang dough.

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