Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Steamed Egg – (계란찜) - Version 3.0

This California weather is sort of crazy, isn’t it?  EARTHQUAKE weather for sure.  =/  Growing up in Cali, I’m so used to earthquakes.  I’ve been through quite a few of the big ones so they hardly bother me anymore – but still the thought of the next big one is pretty scary.  =P

The rain has made it a lazy day today.  All of Munchkin’s sports activities this week have been cancelled due to rain.  This means the kid is going stir-crazy from 3PM until his bed time.  Stir crazy kid means a mom that has to get dinner on the table as quickly as possible. 

The following is a quick and easy way to make steamed egg all in one pot.  There are other ways to make egg jjim and I have VERSION 1 and VERSON 2 right here.

Ingredients:

  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 CUP water
  • 2 TSP shrimp jut
  • handful of green onions

 

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First crack two eggs into a small stone pot.

 

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Pour a cup of water into it.

 

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Add 2 TSP of shrimp jut LIQUID ONLY.

 

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Whisk it all around thoroughly using a fork and place it on the stove on medium heat.

 

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Once it looks like it’s just about to boil, turn down the heat to low…

 

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…and add a tin foil tent on top with a tiny opening to let some air out.  Just let it simmer on low for about 10-15 minutes.

 

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When it looks just about done, throw some green onions on top.

 

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Let it continue to simmer for a couple of minutes and you’re ready to serve!  This type of egg jjim tastes best when served fresh.

 

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Even just after just a few minutes, it starts to flatten out. 

 

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It still tastes great though!  This is the quickest and easiest way to enjoy egg jjim besides microwaving it.  Whenever I get around to it, I’ll post up the microwave version.  Enjoy and stay warm!

 

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Munchkin’s dinner tonight also consisted of miyuk gook and clams.  =P  The kimchi jjigae was leftover from yesterday and was for ME.  =)

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Spicy Chicken Gizzards – 매운 닭똥집 볶음

I started this recipe a couple weeks ago, but never had the time to finish up the post. I’ll attempt to finish it now from my memory.  =P

 

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I’m reusing the pictures from my older post on Fried Chicken Gizzards because I completely forgot to take pictures during this stage.  Basically, cut your gizzards up wash in some flour/salt and then boil it for about 10 minutes to rid of all impurities.

 

 

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Meanwhile, get your sauce mixture ready.  1TB red pepper powder, 1TB red pepper paste, 1TSP sesame oil, 1/2TSP sugar, 1TSP soy sauce, and a handful of green onions.

 

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After the chicken is done boiling, add the sauce mixture to it and mix well.

 

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Let it sit for about 15 minutes to allow the flavors to coat the gizzards.

 

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Then throw everything onto a hot pan with some garlic cloves and onions and you’re ready to serve!  Enjoy~

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