15 minDifficulty EasyRice bowlsMain ingredients 🥩woosamgyeopcabbageJin-ganjangcooking wineoligosaccharide syrupoyster sauceminced garliccooking oileggTags 🏷️hearty mealsuper simplediet
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒1 servingswoosamgyeop 150gcabbage 200gJin-ganjang 3 tbspcooking wine 3 tbspoligosaccharide syrup 3 tbspoyster sauce 3 tbspminced garlic 1 tbspcooking oil 3 tbsprice 1 bowlegg yolk 1Recipe 🍳Slice the cabbage into about 1cm thick strips.In a bowl, combine 3 tbsp Jin-ganjang, 3 tbsp cooking wine, 3 tbsp oligosaccharide syrup, 3 tbsp oyster sauce, and 1 tbsp minced garlic. Mix well to make the sauce.Heat a pan over medium heat, add 3 tbsp cooking oil, and stir-fry the woosamgyeop until golden brown.When the fat renders from the woosamgyeop, add all the sliced cabbage and stir-fry together for 3 minutes to coat with the savory oil.When the cabbage starts to wilt, pour in the prepared sauce and stir-fry for 1 more minute, mixing evenly.Place rice in a bowl, top with the stir-fried woosamgyeop and cabbage, and place an egg yolk in the center to finish.Slice cabbage into 1cm thick pieces and make the sauce with Jin-ganjang, cooking wine, oligosaccharide syrup, oyster sauce, and minced garlic.Stir-fry woosamgyeop in a pan, then add cabbage and stir-fry together for 3 minutes to coat with oil.Pour in the sauce, stir-fry for 1 more minute, then place over rice and top with an egg yolk.Cooking tips 💡The key to flavor is stir-frying the cabbage together with the woosamgyeop so it absorbs the savory fat.For a diet meal, use brown rice or konjac rice instead of white rice.If the cabbage is sliced too thin, it will wilt too much and lose texture, so keep the thickness around 1cm.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those looking for a filling and delicious diet rice bowl.⭐Those who want to quickly make a sweet and savory rice bowl using woosamgyeop and cabbage.