15 minDifficulty Very easyNoodles & bunsikMain ingredients 🥩somyeon noodlescanned tunagochujangJin-ganjangvinegargochugarusugarminced garlicsesame oilgimgarueggsTags 🏷️super simplelate-night snacksweet and sour
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒5 servingssomyeon noodles 5 servings (500g)canned tuna 250ggochujang 5 tbspJin-ganjang 5 tbspvinegar 5 tbspgochugaru 2 tbspsugar 2 tbspminced garlic 1 tbsptuna oil 5 tbspsesame oil 2 tbspgimgaru to tasteboiled eggs 3Recipe 🍳In a bowl, combine 5 tbsp gochujang, 5 tbsp Jin-ganjang, 5 tbsp vinegar, 2 tbsp gochugaru, 2 tbsp sugar, and 1 tbsp minced garlic. Mix well.Drain the oil from the canned tuna into a separate container. Add the tuna meat to the sauce and break it up.Add 5 tbsp of the reserved tuna oil and 2 tbsp sesame oil to the sauce and mix well to complete the spicy tuna bibim sauce.Add 500g somyeon noodles to boiling water and cook for 3 minutes. Immediately rinse in cold water, rubbing the noodles, and drain thoroughly.Place the cooked somyeon noodles in a bowl, pour the spicy tuna bibim sauce over them, and mix well so the sauce coats the noodles evenly.Divide into bowls and top with gimgaru and boiled eggs to finish.Make the sauce by mixing gochujang, soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, garlic, tuna meat, tuna oil, and sesame oil.Cook somyeon noodles for 3 minutes, rinse in cold water, and drain.Pour the sauce over the noodles, mix, and top with gimgaru and boiled eggs.Cooking tips 💡Using tuna oil in the sauce enhances umami and helps the sauce mix smoothly.Rinse cooked somyeon noodles in cold water, rubbing them with your hands, to remove starch and keep them chewy without becoming soggy.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who want a sweet, sour, and savory bibim guksu.⭐People living alone or in single-person households looking for a quick and easy special dish.⭐Those who need a noodle dish that quickly stimulates the appetite when they have no appetite.