Ttukdak Hyung's Lard Jjajangmyeon
A classic jjajangmyeon that recreates the wok hei of a Chinese restaurant by infusing ginger aroma into homemade lard extracted from an air fryer, then stir-frying chunjang and seasonings vigorously.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- When stir-frying chunjang in oil, if the heat is too high, it will instantly turn black and bitter, ruining the entire sauce. Always maintain very low heat for a smooth result.
- To faithfully replicate the addictive, approachable umami of Chinese restaurant jjajangmyeon, do not skimp on MSG—add it generously without hesitation.
- The heavy, nutty richness of lard dominates the sauce, so feel free to use any cheap cuts of pork (such as front leg, hind leg, or stew meat) and the high-quality taste will still be maintained.
Recommended for
- Those who crave the heavy oil richness of authentic jjajang sauce that cannot be satisfied by instant jjajang powder or simple cooking oil recipes.
- Foodies who want to make homemade lard from scratch, store it, and use it as a base for various stir-fried dishes.
- Those who want to enjoy a bowl of classic jjajangmyeon as a late-night snack, generously sprinkled with gochugaru to cut through the richness with spiciness.
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