🍽️ A restaurant-style yukgaejang made by simmering beef brisket and flank with beef bone broth, then boiling it deeply and refreshingly with an abundance of green onions.
Soak beef brisket and flank in cold water for 30 minutes to thoroughly remove blood residue.
Pour 4L of store-bought beef bone broth into a pot, bring to a boil, then add the blood-free meat. Cover and simmer for 40 minutes, then turn off the heat and let sit for 10 minutes.
While the meat is simmering, beat 3 eggs with a pinch of salt, then cook into thin omelets on a pan lightly greased with vegetable oil over medium-low heat. Cool slightly, then cut into 0.5cm thick strips.
Cut 7 green onions in half lengthwise and slice into 5cm pieces. Blanch in boiling water for 1 minute, immediately rinse under cold water to remove sharpness, then drain well using a sieve.
Remove the cooked brisket and flank from the broth, cool slightly, then tear along the grain into bite-sized pieces.
Transfer 3L of the cooked broth to another pot and bring to a boil. Add blanched green onions, 100g fine chili powder, 100g minced garlic, and 1 tablespoon salt. Boil over high heat for 10 minutes.
Once the broth has cooled slightly and developed a refreshing flavor, reduce heat to medium and add all the torn beef. Simmer for another 10 minutes to allow the flavors to fully penetrate.
Serve the finished yukgaejang generously in bowls and top with the prepared egg omelet strips as garnish.
Remove blood from brisket and flank, then simmer in beef bone broth and tear along the grain.
Cut green onions, blanch them, rinse with cold water to remove sharpness, and prepare thin egg omelet strips.
Bring beef bone broth to a boil, add green onions and seasonings, then add beef and simmer over medium heat until fully cooked.
Cooking tips 💡
Using both beef brisket and flank together enhances depth and balance in flavor.
Blanching green onions in boiling water for 1 minute and rinsing with cold water removes their sharp taste while preserving sweetness and aroma.
Using the broth after cooking the beef directly as the base adds rich meat juices, resulting in a deeper, more flavorful soup.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐Those who want to recreate the rich, savory taste of a professional restaurant-style yukgaejang at home.
⭐People looking for a spicy, refreshing soup to enjoy as a satisfying meal or for hangover relief.
⭐Fans of green onion-heavy dishes who appreciate a smooth yet clean spicy kick.