Sung Anh's Upgraded Ojingeo Bokkeum
Chef Sung Anh's clean ojingeo bokkeum, which minimizes unnecessary sweetness and heavy seasoning, maximizing the squid's natural chewy texture with rich scallion oil and the smoky flavor from a torch.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Since squid shrinks significantly during cooking, cut it larger than you think you need to enjoy a rich texture even after shrinkage.
- Overusing gochujang or doenjang can make the seasoning heavy and mask the squid's natural flavor and aroma. Chef Sung Anh's key tip is to maintain a clean taste with red pepper flakes and oyster sauce.
- When making scallion oil, use low heat and be patient to evaporate the moisture; high heat will burn the scallions before their flavor can infuse.
- To overcome the limitations of home stove heat, actively use a kitchen torch when stir-frying vegetables or after adding the squid to replicate excellent smoky flavor.
Recommended for
- Those who want a clean and sophisticated taste instead of the heavy and overly sweet traditional ojingeo bokkeum.
- Those who want to replicate a high-level smoky flavor at home using a torch and scallion oil extraction techniques.
- Those who want to fully bring out the natural chewy and firm texture of squid when cooking.
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