Sollongtang
is rice beef noodle soup seasoned with sesame seeds, salt, pepper,
scallions, and sesame oil. This dish has long been favored by Koreans as
one of the staples of Korean cuisine and has been undisputedly favored
as a primal dish common to most cultures. It is served with rice in
which the rice may be directly added to the soup. The meal is also
accompanied by numerous
side dishes, including
kimchi or
kkakdugi. As butter is to bread, kimchi or kkakdugi is an inseparable side dish for this meal.
Fact: Sollongtang has been known to be one of the best remedy for curing a hangover in the Korean culture.
- ½ lb beef rib steak
- 1⅓ lb shank of beef
- ½ whole Korean radish
- ¼ lb Chinese noodles
- 1 large green onion
- 5 cloves garlic
- Salt, black pepper
- Very large pot with cover
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- Cut the beef into pieces and
divide the radish into two pieces. Boil the beef and radish in 30 cups
of water. Lower the heat and simmer for 1 hour till the meat is very
tender.
- Take the meat and radish out of
the broth. Cool the broth and cut off the excess fat. Slice the meat
thinly into small size. Slice the radish into pieces 1/8" thick.
- Add the meat, radish and crushed garlic to the broth. Then boil again.
- Place noodles. Originally, you
put buckwheat noodles in the soup. Nowadays, you can put other thin
noodles such as Chinese noodles.
- Cut large green onion into rings. Add salt, black pepper, and green onion and check seasoning by salt before serving.
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