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Ttukdak Hyung's Clay Pot Kimchi Fish Cake Udon
A bold, spicy udon inspired by street food stalls, simmered in a clay pot with store-bought udon liquid seasoning, stir-fried kimchi, fish cakes, and fiery green chili peppers.
Do not simply boil the kimchiโsautรฉ it with gochujang and gochugaru in oil to achieve a deep, rich broth without surface-level flavor.
After adding the udon noodles, avoid prolonged cooking as they may become mushy; keep it to about 1 minute and use the clay potโs residual heat to finish cooking.
You can substitute the store-bought udon sauce with dashi or noodle soup base, but the tangy, salty-sweet profile of fresh udon sauce works best.
Recommended for ๐
โญThose missing the bold, hot, comforting kimchi fish cake udon from street stalls or izakayas.
โญAnyone craving a high-quality, satisfying soup snack late at night with minimal ingredients and effort.
โญHome cooks who want to elevate their store-bought udon products into something more like a restaurant-style meal.