A special namul made by briefly blanching nutrient-rich chili pepper leaves and tossing them with rich fermented anchovy sauce and sesame oil for a savory flavor without any grassy notes.
Squeezing the blanched chili pepper leaves too firmly will make the namul tough, so leave a little moisture to keep it tender when chewing.
Adding too much garlic and chili pepper can mask the unique slightly bitter and savory aroma of the chili pepper leaves, so use only the specified amounts.
Instead of fermented anchovy sauce, you can use rich fermented hairtail jeotgal or tuna extract for an even deeper savory flavor.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐Those who want to enjoy a nutritious and unique side dish instead of common namul.
⭐Those who like traditional namul that is not spicy but has a mild yet deep savory flavor.