20 minDifficulty EasyNoodles & bunsikMain ingredients 🥩rice cakebaconVienna sausageKorean fish cake (eomuk)onionlarge green onionminced garlicfresh creammilkgochujanggochugarucooking wineTags 🏷️super simplespecial dishkids' snack
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒2 servings200g rice cake3 strips bacon5 Vienna sausages2 sheets square Korean fish cake (eomuk)1/2 onion1/2 large green onion1 tbsp minced garlic200ml fresh cream100ml milk1.5 tbsp gochujang1 tbsp gochugaru1 tbsp cooking winea pinch of black pepper1/2 tbsp sugara pinch of salta little cooking oilRecipe 🍳Soak the rice cakes in cold water, then blanch them in boiling water for about 2 minutes until soft.Slice the onion thickly, and cut the large green onion, bacon, Korean fish cake (eomuk), and sausage into bite-sized pieces.In a bowl, mix fresh cream, milk, gochujang, gochugaru, cooking wine, sugar, salt, and pepper to make the rosé sauce.Heat cooking oil in a pan, sauté the minced garlic until fragrant, then add the bacon and stir-fry until the fat renders.Add the sausage, Korean fish cake (eomuk), and onion, and stir-fry over medium heat until the onion becomes translucent.Pour in the blanched rice cakes and the prepared rosé sauce, and simmer over medium-low heat until the sauce reduces and coats the ingredients.When the sauce thickens, add the large green onion, turn off the heat, and let the residual heat gently cook it before serving in a bowl.Blanch the rice cakes and cut the vegetables and other ingredients into bite-sized pieces.Stir-fry garlic, bacon, sausage, Korean fish cake (eomuk), and onion in order, then pour in the mixed sauce.Add the blanched rice cakes and simmer until the sauce thickens.Cooking tips 💡Blanching the rice cakes beforehand helps the cream sauce stay emulsified and allows the seasoning to absorb gently.If desired, add cheongyang chili pepper powder to cut the richness and add a clean, spicy kick.If the seasoning is lacking at the end, add a little oyster sauce to boost the umami.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who want to make restaurant-style rosé tteokbokki at home that is creamy yet spicy and sweet.⭐Those who enjoy hearty Korean street food loaded with sausage, bacon, and Korean fish cake (eomuk).⭐Those who want to quickly and easily prepare a special snack for kids or a weekend meal.