Oh Se-deuk's Pork Saeujeot Jjigae
A refreshing and deeply flavorful spicy stew made by simmering pork in a clean kelp broth without gochujang, seasoned solely with saeujeot for a clean, spicy kick.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Starting the meat in cold water rather than hot, from the broth-making stage, gently cooks it, resulting in a richer broth and tender meat texture.
- Unlike a gochujang jjigae, this dish is characterized by a clear, uncloudy freshness. For seasoning, always use saeujeot as the main salt agent instead of salt or soup soy sauce to avoid a heavy, thick taste.
Recommended for
- Those who want to create a deep, clean-tasting soup with minimal key ingredients, without the need for complex seasoning pastes.
- Those looking for a hearty meal of spicy, refreshing soup over rice on rainy or cold days, or a clean accompaniment to soju.
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