Solo Cooking God Spicy Soybean Paste Kalguksu
A spicy, rich, and hearty kalguksu made by adding gochujang and gochugaru to instant dried anchovy kalguksu ramen and simmering it slowly for a deep, satisfying flavor.
Ingredients needed 1 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- The key step is simmering over low heat for 10 minutes, allowing the starch from the noodles to dissolve into the broth and the seasonings to deeply penetrate the noodles.
- The unique aroma of sukkot perfectly complements the spicy, rich broth—avoid skipping it for best results.
- For a cleaner, more natural broth flavor, use plain roasted seaweed like gim or kelp instead of seasoned seaweed sheets.
Recommended for
- Those who love the rich, savory, and slightly sticky taste of authentic Gangwon-style soybean paste kalguksu.
- People looking to enjoy softer, smoother kalguksu noodles instead of regular ramen noodles.
- Anyone wanting to experience the magical harmony of sukkot’s freshness with a bold, spicy-salty soybean paste broth.
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