Oh Se-deuk's Bassak Bulgogi Yukjeon

A super simple yookjeon made with store-bought Bassak bulgogi, so you don't need to buy thinly sliced beef. It's thick and hearty, pan-fried to perfection.

🙋 Recommended for

  • Those who find it troublesome to thinly slice and marinate beef for yookjeon.
  • Those looking for an easy jeon recipe that works as a side dish for kids or adds a festive touch.
  • Those wanting to enjoy a unique yookjeon with the sweet and savory flavor of seasoned bulgogi.

Ingredients needed 🛒2 servings

  • store-bought Bassak bulgogi 1-2 packs
  • flour (or pancake mix) a suitable amount
  • 2 eggs
  • generous amount of cooking oil

Recipe 🍳

  1. Spread flour evenly on a large tray or plate.
  2. Beat the eggs in a bowl to make egg wash.
  3. Take out thawed Bassak bulgogi, place them on the flour, and coat both sides thinly and evenly.
  4. Dip the floured patties into the egg wash, soaking both sides well.
  5. Generously coat a frying pan with cooking oil and set the heat to very low.
  6. Place the battered patties in the pan and gently fry over low heat until both sides are golden brown.
  7. Once the patties are cooked through and the egg coating is golden, remove from pan, cut into bite-sized pieces, and serve.
  1. Coat both sides of Bassak bulgogi evenly with flour.
  2. Dip the patties in beaten egg to coat.
  3. Fry gently over low heat in a generously oiled pan until done.

Cooking tips 💡

  • Crispy bulgogi is already perfectly seasoned, so absolutely do not add extra salt or pepper.
  • Because the patties are thick, cook them over low heat to prevent the egg coating from burning and to ensure the inside is cooked through.
  • Using plenty of oil so the jeon moves smoothly in the pan is the secret to an even, golden color.

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