Ttukdak Hyung's Spicy Shabu-Shabu
A spicy shabu-shabu recreated with the savory flavor of deep beef bone broth and ramen broth, stir-fried with leek oil and homemade gochujang.
🙋 Recommended for
- ⭐ Those who want to taste the spicy and rich red hot pot broth from a famous kalguksu restaurant at home.
- ⭐ Those who want to create a foolproof broth dish with the super simple cheat combination of beef bone broth and ramen broth powder.
- ⭐ Those preparing a perfect weekend meal of dipping meat and vegetables into a refreshing and zesty special yuzu sauce.
Green onionGarlicGochugaru (Korean chili flakes)Soy sauceBeef bone brothRamen broth powderBeefNapa cabbageRamen noodlesYuzu marmaladeLemon juiceCheongyang chili pepper
Ingredients needed 🛒2 servings
- A little cooking oil
- A little minced green onion
- A little minced garlic
- Gochugaru to taste
- Soy sauce to taste (for seasoning and sauce)
- Store-bought beef bone broth to taste
- 1 tbsp spicy ramen broth powder
- Shabu-shabu beef and vegetables (napa cabbage, bok choy, mushrooms, etc.) to taste
- 1 serving ramen noodles
- A little yuzu marmalade
- A little lemon juice
- A little minced Cheongyang chili pepper
Recipe 🍳
- Lightly oil a heated pan and stir-fry a generous amount of minced green onion and garlic until the fragrant aroma is evenly infused into the oil.
- When the green onions turn golden brown, reduce the heat to low, add gochugaru and soy sauce, and stir-fry quickly for just 10 seconds to create the special gochujang.
- In a hot pot, mix and pour in a 7:3 ratio of clean anchovy broth (made by boiling broth cubes) and deep-flavored store-bought beef bone broth.
- Add 1 tablespoon of spicy ramen broth powder to the mixed broth to explode the savory flavor, and gently dissolve the freshly stir-fried gochujang to complete the spicy shabu-shabu broth.
- Generously arrange the prepared shabu-shabu beef and fresh vegetables like napa cabbage and mushrooms in the pot and cook while boiling.
- While the ingredients are boiling, mix water, soy sauce, sweet yuzu marmalade, lemon juice, minced garlic, and minced Cheongyang chili pepper in a small bowl to make the zesty yuzu-ponzu sauce.
- Dip the well-cooked meat and vegetables generously into the special sauce, and when there's a little broth left, add the ramen noodles and boil to finish.
- Stir-fry minced green onion and garlic, then add gochugaru and soy sauce and stir-fry for just 10 seconds to make the hot pot gochujang.
- Mix anchovy broth and beef bone broth in a 7:3 ratio, add 1 tablespoon of ramen broth powder and gochujang, and boil the broth.
- Boil vegetables and meat, dip in ponzu sauce made with yuzu marmalade and lemon juice, and then boil ramen noodles in the remaining broth.
Cooking tips 💡
- The gochujang, stir-fried in leek oil, masks the unique instant flavor of the ramen broth powder, making it taste like a deep, restaurant-quality hot pot dish rather than ramen broth.
- Using 100% beef bone broth can make the soup a bit too thick. Mixing in 70% anchovy broth or clear vegetable broth balances the flavor for a refreshing and clean taste.





