Ttukdak Hyung's Rose Mala Tangmyeon
A trendy rose mala tangmyeon that combines cost-effectiveness and flavor by using large-capacity sil dangmyeon with mala sauce, milk, and cheese.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ For those who have always been disappointed by the small portions or light mala flavor of store-bought mala cup noodles
- ⭐ For enthusiasts who want to enjoy both the numbing spiciness of mala and the creamy richness of rose sauce
- ⭐ For those who keep a pack of large-capacity sil dangmyeon on hand to whip up a cost-effective, high-quality late-night snack every night
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Ingredients needed 🛒1 servings
- sil dangmyeon (mung bean noodles) 1 serving
- 1/4 onion
- 2-3 strips bacon
- a handful of Vienna sausages
- 1-1.5 cups milk
- Haidilao mala sauce to taste
- 1 slice cheddar cheese
- a little gochugaru
- 1 tbsp jin ganjang
- a little dried parsley
- a little cooking oil
Recipe 🍳
- Add cooking oil to a pan, then add thinly sliced onion, bacon cut into bite-sized pieces, and sausages with slits cut into them.
- Drizzle 1 tbsp of jin ganjang over the ingredients and stir-fry briskly to infuse them with a smoky flavor and base seasoning.
- When the onion starts to become translucent, pour in enough milk to just cover the ingredients, then add Haidilao mala sauce and gochugaru to taste.
- When the milk sauce comes to a boil, add the dry sil dangmyeon and 1 slice of cheddar cheese.
- Let it simmer until the cheese is fully melted and incorporated into the sauce, and the sil dangmyeon has absorbed the thick seasoning and become chewy.
- Plate the noodles nicely in a bowl and finish by sprinkling dried parsley for a fresh touch.
- Add oil to a pan and stir-fry onion, bacon, and sausages with soy sauce.
- Pour in milk and mix with mala sauce and gochugaru to create a spicy and creamy base.
- Add sil dangmyeon and cheddar cheese, then simmer until the broth thickens. Finish with parsley.
Cooking tips 💡
- Use 'sil dangmyeon' (mung bean noodles, which are much thinner than regular dangmyeon) so the seasoning penetrates quickly, replicating the thin noodle texture of cup noodles.
- Commercial mala sauces vary in spiciness by brand, so start with a small amount and adjust to taste.
- The milk and cheddar cheese creamily neutralize the spicy kick of the mala, making the broth smooth and rich.





