My Korean KitchenKorean Soybean Paste Soup (Doenjang Guk)
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Ingredients
Serves 4- 1 pack enoki mushrooms ((200 g / 7.1 ounces), bottom 4-5 cm stem removed and rinsed briefly in cold running water)
- 1 tsp minced garlic
- 1/2 large zucchini
- 1/2 small brown onion ((35 g / 1.2 ounces), diced)
- 4 small shiitake mushrooms ((50 g / 1.8 ounces), rinsed, stem removed and thinly sliced (You can use the stem when making the stock.))
- 250 g Korean tofu ((8.8 ounces), medium firm, diced or cut into small rectangular pieces)
- 3 Tbsp Korean soybean paste ((Doenjang))
- 4 1/2 cup Dried kelp and dried anchovy stock ((Korean style dashi))
- 1 tsp Korean chili paste ((Gochujang))
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Steps
- Step 1
Start boiling the dried kelp and dried anchovy stock (Korean style dashi) on high heat in a sauce pan. – It takes about 5 to 6 mins to rolling boil based on refrigerated stock. If you’re using freshly boiled stock, it takes 3 to 4 mins to rolling boil.
- Step 2
Soon after adding the stock into a sauce pan, sieve through the soup seasoning sauce so that it blends well with the stock. Once you sieve through, you will notice some large particles from the soybean paste in the sieve. I personally like having my soup clear, so I discard this. But if you like, you can add this back into the soup.
- Step 3
Once the broth starts to rolling boil, reduce the heat to medium and add the zucchini and the onion. Boil them for 2 to 3 mins.
- Step 4
Add the tofu and boil for a further 1 to 2 mins.
- Step 5
Add the shiitake mushroom and enoki mushrooms and boil for last the 1 to 2 mins.
- Step 6
Turn the heat off and serve.
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Start boiling the dried kelp and dried anchovy stock (Korean style dashi) on high heat in a sauce pan. – It takes about 5 to 6 mins to rolling boil based on refrigerated stock. If you’re using freshly boiled stock, it takes 3 to 4 mins to rolling boil.
Source: My Korean Kitchen
