Making Soft Tofu Stew Better Than A Restaurant l Kimchi Sundubu Jjigae


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  1. MistyUnicorn666
    MistyUnicorn666 says:

    Sundubu Jjigae is my favourite dish. I followed your other sundubu recipes and they are always my go to meal. It’s so delicious and comforting on a cold day.
    I can’t eat pork belly so I will use pork mince. I can’t wait to make this again with kimchi

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  2. Dethikah
    Dethikah says:

    Lol i love the voices for the whiners 😆.
    Also I don't understand a lick of Korean but i always love listening to Claire do her reviews in Korean. She's so cute 🥰!
    And this dish looks amazing, I'm going to try making it!

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  3. Lorwai Tan
    Lorwai Tan says:

    Sundubu jjigae is my favourite winter Korean dish..wobbly silken tofu is yum. Best part is breaking the just set egg yolk and mixing the golden gooey goodness into my steamed rice.😊

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  4. Donni Talluto
    Donni Talluto says:

    One of my absolute FAVORITE Korean dishes 🥹🥹 I don't eat pork so I normally go for seafood and mushroom tofu stew, but this is my best friend's favourite so maybe I'll make this for her birthday coming up!

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  5. kennytieshisshoes
    kennytieshisshoes says:

    This looks great! I havent used soft Tofu but I am going to try it out. Being new to Korean cooking, what do you mean by aged kimchi? I have read online that it generally means Kimchi that has been sitting around for a few weeks but what does that mean? Does that mean an open container of kimchi or an unopened container if it is store bought?

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  6. Franck SAUTRON
    Franck SAUTRON says:

    Damn this looks so good… And I mean… I why do I see this at 8:40pm when the stores are closed and I can't get the ingredients?!

    Aaron, please do us a favour and give us a Kimchi recipe we can do from home Outside of East Asia. I'll be happy to confirm which ingredients we can get in Europe if you have any question. But I'd say cabbage carrot & chili power, that's all ok, but that big raddish you guys have in Asia… it's tough to find it here.

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  7. Anne K
    Anne K says:

    Darn! I already ate some of my Korean style soft tofu… guess I need to go get more… this looks delicious and I am looking forward to trying it when I have more of the ingredients!

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  8. David D
    David D says:

    Hi guys. Just wanted to say how much I enjoy your cookbook. The section on sauces is worth the price on its own. I also love the way you organized it! Thanks so much.!

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