15 minDifficulty EasySoups & stewsMain ingredients 🥩siraegicanned mackereldoenjanggochujangminced garlicgingercheongyang chili pepper powdertuna extractTags 🏷️nourishing foodhangover reliefusing canned goods
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒3 servings300g siraegi (or ugeoji)1 can mackerel2 tbsp doenjang3 tbsp gochujang1L anchovy broth2 tbsp minced garlic1 tsp ginger2 tbsp cheongyang chili pepper powder2-3 tbsp tuna extract (or soup soy sauce/fermented fish sauce)a pinch of black pepper1 pinch sugarRecipe 🍳Cut the siraegi (or ugeoji) into bite-sized pieces and place in a pot.Add the entire can of mackerel with its liquid and mash it finely by hand.Add the doenjang and gochujang, pour in the anchovy broth, and stir well to dissolve.Add the minced garlic, ginger, and cheongyang chili pepper powder, place over heat, and once it starts boiling, continue boiling for 5 more minutes.Season to taste with tuna extract or soup soy sauce, and sprinkle with black pepper.Finish by adding just a tiny pinch of sugar to enhance the savory depth.Place the cut siraegi and the canned mackerel with its liquid in a pot and mash finely.Add doenjang, gochujang, and broth, then add minced garlic, ginger, and chili pepper powder, and boil for 5 minutes.Season with fermented fish sauce, add black pepper and a small amount of sugar to finish.Cooking tips 💡Adding just a tiny amount of sugar, like a seasoning, really brings out the overall savory depth.If you have Korean prickly ash powder, sprinkle some on at the end for an even more chueotang-like flavor.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who enjoy thick, spicy soups in the style of chueotang.⭐Those who want to make a hearty soup easily without handling fresh fish.