Kim Dae-seok's Seokbakji
Seokbakji in the style of a beef tendon soup restaurant, enhanced with beef bone broth and a small amount of soju for depth of flavor
Ingredients needed 6 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Do not rinse the brined radish with water, as doing so will wash away its natural sweetness and refreshing taste.
- Adding a small amount of soju to the seasoning is part of the seasoning; refrigerate the finished kimchi and discard it if its smell or surface changes.
- Always apply red chili powder to the radish before mixing in the seasoning to ensure even coating—this prevents the seasoning from separating when liquid forms during storage.
- Avoid adding fruit to seokbakji, as it can cause spoilage; instead, use beef bone broth and onion to achieve a refreshing, savory depth of flavor.
Recommended for
- Those who want to recreate the sweet, refreshing taste of seokbakji served at famous soups or beef tendon restaurants.
- Home cooks looking to make a delicious, crisp radish kimchi using autumn radishes.
- People curious about a well-balanced kimchi seasoning technique using soju and beef bone broth.
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