Yoon Yi-ryeon's Radish and Soybean Sprout Namul
A super-simple namul side dish where radish and soybean sprouts are layered in a single pot, infused with sesame oil, and steamed in their own moisture.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Slicing the radish thinly ensures it cooks quickly and releases its own moisture.
- To keep the soybean sprouts crunchy, turn off the heat as soon as 1 minute passes after steam appears, and let them finish cooking in the residual heat to prevent toughness.
- For extra nuttiness, you can sprinkle chopped scallions or whole sesame seeds at the end if desired.
Recommended for
- Those who don't want to use multiple pots when making namul dishes.
- Those looking for a mild, wholesome side dish for baby food made with care.
- Those who want to quickly prepare basic namul for bibimbap.
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