Let’s make Quick Ttukbaegi Bulgogi, a bulgogi recipe that doesn’t require marinating for a long time. This is actually a common way busy Koreans enjoy bulgogi at restaurants or at home. It has a light, savory broth that makes it perfect for mixing with rice—just like a comforting bulgogi stew.
Servings 2people
Course Main Course
Cuisine Asian, Korean
Ingredients
400gthinly sliced beefbulgogi cut, Detailed information can be found in the blog post above.
1/2onion
1/3carrot
3shiitake mushrooms
1/2stalkgreen onion
1handfulglass noodles(soaked for 1 hour, optional ingredients)
Soak the glass noodles in water for 1 hour before cooking.
Prepare the Bulgogi marinade by mixing soy sauce (5 tbsp), sugar (2 tbsp), plum extract (1 tbsp), cooking wine (2 tbsp), beef stock powder (1 tbsp), sesame oil (1 tbsp), and minced garlic (1 tbsp) in a bowl.
Coat the beef evenly with the marinade and let it sit.
Julienne ½ onion.
Julienne ⅓ carrot (a vegetable slicer makes this easier and faster).
Slice 3 shiitake mushrooms into 0.2cm thick pieces.
Cut ½ green onion into large 3cm pieces. Finely chop a small handful (10g) of the green part for garnish.
In a clay pot (ttukbaegi), add the marinated beef, vegetables, and soaked glass noodles. Pour in 300ml of water.
Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to medium heat and let simmer for 15 minutes.
Garnish with chopped green onion and a pinch of sesame seeds (optional).
Quick Ttukbaegi Bulgogi 뚝배기 불고기
You can enjoy the beef and glass noodles as a side dish, or for an even better experience, scoop up some rice with the bulgogi broth! If you have lettuce, make a wrap. The best ways to enjoy earthenware pot bulgogi are detailed in the blog post above.