This Man's Cook's Soup Kimchi

Restaurant-style soup kimchi packed with freshness, made by simply mixing ingredients in a kimchi bag without any soaking process

Ingredients needed 8 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • No need to boil glutinous rice flour separately—adding 100g of leftover rice to the blender helps create a great fermentation base that supports beneficial bacteria growth.
  • You can substitute ground pear juice with one cup of soda or regular water if needed.
  • Using a kimchi bag makes mixing easier without getting chili powder or seasoning on your hands, reducing cleanup and making the process much cleaner.
  • During fermentation, flip the bag upside down once a day to help the seasoning distribute evenly throughout the radish, resulting in consistent flavor.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make kimchi easily without the tedious soaking or boiling of rice flour.
  • Beginner cooks looking to minimize dishwashing and keep the kitchen clean.
  • Home cooks who want to recreate the refreshing, sweet-savory broth of famous ramen shop soup kimchi.

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