Yoon Yi-ryeon's Spinach Namul

A unique namul dressed in a refined hansik style, combining sweet winter spinach with savory doenjang and nutty peanut powder.

Ingredients needed 2 servings

Recipe

Cooking tips

  • The red base of the spinach root is where the sweetness is most concentrated, so never cut it off—always include it when mixing.
  • If the blanched spinach is not cooled sufficiently in cold water, the residual heat will turn the green color yellowish and ruin the crisp texture.
  • Using low-salt, yellowish traditional doenjang or commercial miso doenjang blends smoothly with the nutty flavor of the peanut powder.
  • Peanut powder can be omitted, but adding just a little lightens the heavy vegetable taste and makes it as delicious as a salad.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to try a different, unique recipe instead of ordinary spinach namul.
  • Those who want to feed spinach deliciously even to children who dislike vegetables, with the nutty peanut flavor.
  • Those who want to enjoy a deep savory taste through the harmony of doenjang and peanut powder.

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