15 minDifficulty Very easySoups & stewsMain ingredients 🥩KimchiSoybean sproutsTofuLarge green onionGochugaruAnchovy dashidaMinced garlicFermented sand lance sauceTags 🏷️Super simpleHangover cureRefreshing broth
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒4 servingsNapa cabbage kimchi 400gSoybean sprouts 400gTofu 1/2 blockLarge green onion 1 stalkKimchi liquid 1 cupGochugaru 1 tbspAnchovy dashida 1 tbspMinced garlic 1 tbspFermented sand lance sauce 3 tbspWater 8 cupsRecipe 🍳Cut the napa cabbage kimchi into bite-size pieces and thinly slice the large green onion.Add 8 cups of water, the cut kimchi, and 1 cup of kimchi liquid to a pot and boil over high heat for 5 minutes.Add all the thoroughly washed soybean sprouts to the pot.Add 1 tbsp gochugaru, 1 tbsp anchovy dashida, 1 tbsp minced garlic, 3 tbsp fermented sand lance sauce, and the sliced large green onion, then boil for 2 more minutes.Add the cubed tofu and boil until the tofu is warmed through to finish.Add water, kimchi, and kimchi liquid to a pot and boil for 5 minutes.Add soybean sprouts, seasonings, and large green onion, then boil for 2 more minutes.Add tofu and boil until warmed through to complete.Cooking tips 💡Preparing kimchi and soybean sprouts in a 1:1 ratio gives the best balance of broth flavor and texture of the solids.Adding 1 cup of kimchi liquid allows you to achieve deep umami without making a separate stock.After adding soybean sprouts, boil with the lid open to prevent any off-odor.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who want to quickly boil a warm soup on a busy morning.⭐Those who need a refreshing and spicy hangover soup to relieve a hangover.⭐Those who want to easily create a deep flavor without making a complicated stock.