Seungwoo Dad's Chadolbagi Sukju Bokkeum
A super simple anju dish that uses the fat from the chadolbagi itself to stir-fry garlic and finishes bean sprouts with residual heat, keeping them crunchy.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ For those who need a quick beer or soju anju
- ⭐ For those who want to enjoy the harmony of crunchy bean sprouts and savory meat
Chadolbagi (beef brisket)GarlicChili pepperScallionsBean sproutsSoy sauceSugar
Ingredients needed 🛒1 servings
- Frozen chadolbagi 200g
- Garlic (as needed)
- Chili pepper (a little)
- Scallions (a little)
- Bean sprouts (generous amount)
- Soy sauce 1 tbsp
- Sugar 0.5 tbsp
Recipe 🍳
- Slice the garlic thinly, and also thinly slice the chili pepper and scallions.
- In a pan without oil, add the frozen chadolbagi and cook it.
- When the meat cooks and releases oil, add the sliced garlic and black pepper, and stir-fry together.
- When the garlic is somewhat cooked, add the prepared soy sauce and sugar mixture, and stir-fry for 2 more minutes until the meat is well coated.
- When the liquid has reduced and the meat is seasoned, add the bean sprouts and immediately turn off the heat.
- Using residual heat, lightly toss the bean sprouts to keep them crunchy, and sprinkle with scallions to finish.
- Thinly slice the garlic and vegetables, and prepare the soy sauce seasoning.
- In an oil-free pan, cook the chadolbagi. When the oil renders, add the garlic and sauce and stir-fry.
- When the seasoning has reduced, add the bean sprouts, turn off the heat, and lightly toss with residual heat.
Cooking tips 💡
- Since chadolbagi has a lot of fat, do not add oil at the start of cooking.
- If you heat the bean sprouts too long, they will release water and become limp and soggy, so turn off the heat and cook only with residual heat.
- You can substitute chadolbagi with cheaper sliced pork belly and it works well.





