Kim Dae-seok's Kongbiji Jjigae
A hearty kongbiji jjigae made with freshly ground soybeans, pork shoulder, and aged kimchi.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- If you skip removing the soybean skins due to inconvenience, the stew will develop a strong beany odor and leave a gritty texture—always rinse thoroughly while blending to remove all skins.
- To preserve the pork’s natural juiciness and rich aroma, and to cleanly control the kimchi’s pungent smell, always stir-fry the pork and kimchi over high heat without lowering the flame.
- After adding the fresh soybean paste, the mixture becomes highly viscous and may splatter when heated—quickly reduce the heat to medium or low to manage the cooking temperature.
Recommended for
- Those who want to experience authentic, pot-style kongbiji jjigae made from freshly ground raw soybeans instead of instant soybean powder.
- People looking to make a hearty yet not overly spicy stew using soybeans and pork.
- Individuals who wish to harmonize the finest flavors of pork, shrimp paste, and perilla oil in a single bowl of stew.
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