Preparation: 5 mins, Cooking time: 10 mins
Ingredients (serves 1)
° 100g white rice cake, soaked overnight
° 1 clove garlic or 1 slice ginger, finely chopped
° ¾ tablespoon olive oil
° 1 tablespoon gochujang (Korean hot pepper paste), or to taste
° 250ml water or vegetable stock
° small handful of chopped spring onion or coriander (optional), for garnish
Method
1. Heat the oil in a wok. Add the garlic or ginger and fry till fragrant.
2. Throw in the white rice cake, water and gochujang. Bring to a boil and simmer for 5 minutes or until the sauce is thickened and the rice cake is soften.
3. Garnish with spring onion or coriander and serve immediately.
6 comments:
Wow, it looked so appetising!!!
The gochujang you bought contains purely pepper ingredients with no garlic/onion?
Usually Korean Rice Cake sold contains garlic/onion which I dislike.:P
Cheers,
Sunny :-)
Hi Sunny,
I check with the Cashier at the Korean Shop, she said is vegetarian, i didn't ask about garlic/onion, as i eat them.
If i buy this many years back, I still can get my Korean ex-Colleague to read the ingredient list. Now, can't :(
Yes, the store beside the korean shop sell Ddeokbokki, it is stir-fried with garlic, she told me.
Cheers :)
Wow! Amazing! You know the Lotus heart tea house also got chao nian gao, but they does them white not red hehe
I love rice cakes, sometimes they're called rice pucks in chinese restaurants over here. I haven't had them for awhile, this recipe would be perfect to try them again. Thanks!
kudos to you....
i have been living in korea for the past while and this looks much like the real thing....
sadly fish does get put in but luckily i have korean friends who ask if it is in the sauce....and most places will put the fish cake in right before serving so i get it omitted....
yummy....some friends made me reokboki once ( i am not sure if that is a slang name or not) but you basically just add some ramen to it and some veg....
did you spend some time in korea as well?
Hi Babara
You have a beautiful blog :)Reokboki? I haven't eat it before. Before I turned Vegetarian, I had tried Korean BBQ and Kimchi.
Currently, we do have some Korean Restaruants here, yet to find out whether they serves Veg. Korean food. I miss Kimchi.
You staying in Korea? If there is a chance, I would love to visit Korea.
Cheers :)
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