Mandu Guk (Mandu Soup) Typical South Korean winter food and different processing of mandu
Who
doesn't know the country of Kimchi, South Korea? Apart from the Korean wave
that is currently hitting young people around the world, Korean traditions and
specialties also have many fans now. Korea has a variety of foods served in
each season. Starting in November, South Korea is experiencing winter. Not only
waiting for snow and cold weather to pierce the skin, when winter arrives,
South Korea is also famous for winter specialties. There are a lot of delicious
specialties that are very fitting to warm the body.
Don't
be afraid of the cold when winter arrives in South Korea, because there are
still many Korean foods and snacks served and sold along the city streets at
affordable prices. Mandu-Guk!
Mandu-guk
is a dumpling soup that is believed to be effective in warming the body and
mind and can be enjoyed by almost all South Koreans in winter. Beautiful
dumplings filled with minced beef and vegetables, then added to hot broth along
with sliced and perfectly boiled rice cakes are traditionally served on the
New Year. Manduguk usually ranges from 4,000 won to 6,000 won per bowl
depending on the area and the restaurant selling it.
This
dish is regularly eaten by Koreans in winter. Some restaurants serve various
colored mandu made from natural dyes to give it a different look. This soup is
commonly eaten throughout the year but according to tradition this soup is very
commonly eaten during New Years.
For those of you who want to try this food but are confused because now you can't go to Korea because there is still a corona virus pandemic, you don't need to worry, we can make this food at home!
Ingredients
:
THE MAIN INGREDIENT
15 pieces of Dumpling Skin
FRUIT
INGREDIENTS
75 grams of Chopped Chicken
10 grams of onions
1 clove of garlic
75 grams of bean sprouts
1 leek
7.1 teaspoon soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon Sesame Oil
1/2 teaspoon Salt
Fruit CALDU MATERIAL
11.750 ml of broth
1/2 teaspoon Sesame Oil
1 leek
1/4 teaspoon Mixed herbs
fruit OTHER MATERIAL
2 tablespoons of cooking oil
Steps
how to make:
Heat the cooking oil, saute the onions
then add the meat, salt and sesame oil, stir until cooked. Enter the bean
sprouts, stir again until the bean sprouts are wilted. Once cooked, remove from
heat and let it cool
Prepare the dumpling skin, wash the
edges with water, put the ingredients in 1 tablespoon then cover and press the
sides until sticky. Do it until all ingredients run out. Bring plain water to a
boil, boil the dumplings for 7 minutes. Immediately place in the container.
Cook the broth, after boiling pour it
into a container that already has dumplings in it, and the food is ready, ready
to enjoy !!!
Source : https://www.yuktravel.com/trip-ideas-di-south-korea/south-korean-street-food-at-winter-time-its-so-yummy!?id=1006788
, https://cookpad.com/id/resep/181547-manduguk-sup-pangsit-korea
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