Ttukdak Hyung's Rice Cooker Sous Vide Bossam Samhap
Pork belly sous vide for 6 hours using the rice cooker's keep-warm function, served with braised kimchi and soft tofu as a samhap (three-item combination).
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- When buying pork belly, choose a piece with an uneven surface and even layers of meat and fat for a more tender result after cooking.
- Instead of stir-frying kimchi only in oil, add a bit of water and steam covered over low heat to make it much softer and deeper in flavor.
- Meat cooked using sous vide may have a reddish hue on the cut surface (myoglobin phenomenon), but it is fully cooked through, so you can eat it confidently.
Recommended for
- Those who want to taste sous vide meat that is much more moist and melts-in-your-mouth tender than regular bossam.
- Those looking for a high-quality, sophisticated samhap dish to serve for guests or parents' birthdays.
- Those who want to challenge themselves to make perfect bossam using their home rice cooker without a separate sous vide machine.
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