Kimchi jjigae (kimchi stew with fried tofu and seafood)

8 days ago by rustydrd to c/cooking

grillgamesh 19 points 8 days ago

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rustydrd 12 points 8 days ago

I didn't really use a recipe, but this is approximately what I did (measurements are from memory, so they may be off a bit):

Ingredients

  • 1 pack of pressed tofu (the soft curdled kind)
  • 1 onion
  • 1 bunch of spring onions
  • 2 bell peppers
  • 2 carrots
  • 6 mushrooms
  • 1/4 of a white cabbage
  • 500g kimchi
  • 300g prawns
  • 500g mixed seafood
  • 1-2 table spoons gochujang
  • 2 table spoons doenjang
  • 1 table spoon sweet paprika powder
  • 1 tea spoon sugar
  • salt, gochugaru and sesame oil to taste

Instructions

Cut the tofu into slices of about 5mm, fry in a pan at medium temperature until golden brown on both sides. Cut in half and put aside. Cut the veggies (onions diced, carrots into slices, cabbage and peppers into thin strips, mushrooms into quarters) and the white/lighter parts of the spring onions. Drain the kimchi liquid into a bowl and cut the kimchi into slices.

Fry the onions and spring onions until tender, then add the veggies and kimchi. Add water until all is covered, add kimchi liquid, bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer. Add the gochujang, doenjang, paprika powder, sugar, and spices, and let everything simmer for 30 mins. Add the prawns and seafood and simmer for 10 more mins.

Serve in a bowl with a few pieces of tofu, serve short-grain rice on the side. Add whatever garnish you like (pic has spring onion greens, nori strips, and sesame seeds).

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grillgamesh 1 point 8 days ago

Thank you.

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Have a pleasant day.

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OldManWithACane 3 points 8 days ago

The first time my then-girlfriend made this for me I was all in for life. 20 glorious years later and I still would happily trade a steak dinner for her Kimchi Jigae 🤤

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RBWells 2 points 8 days ago

I make a kimchi jigae with tofu & bacon or pork belly and my kids think it's one of the most delicious things they have ever tasted.

Kimchi grilled cheese is so good if you have some left over. Look up the video "late night kimchi grilled cheese" it's not a recipe, grilled cheese doesn't need a recipe (I'd argue a stew doesn't either) but it's awesome.

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ShutUpWesley 2 points 8 days ago

My GF and I were just talking about making some tofu soon, this may be the dish to make.

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JohnnyEnzyme 1 point 8 days ago path: 0 26269158, hotness: undefined, score: 1, children: 0
communism 1 point 8 days ago

That looks delicious! Please drop the recipe.

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