Forget About Instant Ramen And Make This Instead l Chadol Jjamppong (Spicy Beef Noodle Soup)


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  1. @staceykelly4211
    @staceykelly4211 says:

    I am now the owner of a Korean kitchen. Well, in not Korean, but the sweet lady at the Korean grocery knows me by name now, and I've been eating almost exclusively Korean food since I discovered you! So delish.

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  2. @SearchinJoy
    @SearchinJoy says:

    Aaron, if you happened to have some 3rd wash rice water handy would you use it in the jjamppong? Or would it thicken the broth too much? Actually… "don't worry about it" – I'll try both with and without it. I love this type of soup! 10/10

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  3. @Annieggie
    @Annieggie says:

    I just made this right now and it’s delicious and super easy! The only thing I did different was use dashi broth instead of water to give more umami ❤️‍🔥 thanks so much for the recipe ill definitely be making it again 🤣

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  4. @alb91878
    @alb91878 says:

    I absolutely adore Claire and how much she enjoys the food! She is so stinking cute and I love that she mostly speaks in korean! It sounds so beautiful! Watching her enjoy the food is so fun!

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  5. @wolfman011000
    @wolfman011000 says:

    If you plan to cut your own beef/pork slices you get better results by seni freezing the meat till it become firm, this reduces the meat deforming under the pressure of the cuts, allowing finer cut to be made. I am going to ask a ethier strange or daft question but i'll ask anyway have you considered adding abit of unflavoured gelatin to the broth? I do this often with thin soups or broths for the mouth feel of a real long simmered stock.

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  6. @luked4043
    @luked4043 says:

    I absolutely hate that American (grocery stores and even a lot of butchers) don’t stock those beautifully thin cut slices. I grew up in LA where I could typically find that stuff at asian grocers but I’m way out in the boonies now.

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