Solo Cooking God's Rice Paper Gim Bugak
A super simple gim bugak recipe using rice paper instead of glutinous rice paste, dried and then deep-fried.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Always use cold water when moistening the rice paper; warm water makes it too soft too quickly and difficult to handle.
- The seaweed must be bone-dry before frying—any remaining moisture will make it soggy and tough.
- When frying, place the rice-paper side down first for the puffiest result.
Recommended for
- Anyone who wants to make crispy gim bugak at home quickly and easily.
- Those looking for a nutritious kids' snack or a savory beer accompaniment.
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