Bulgogi
Korea's sweet-savory grilled beef: paper-thin slices marinated in pear, soy and sesame, charred at the edges and wrapped in lettuce with rice and ssamjang.
What it is
Korea's sweet-savory grilled beef: paper-thin slices marinated in pear, soy and sesame, charred at the edges and wrapped in lettuce with rice and ssamjang. Ingredients: ribeye or sirloin, Asian pear, soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil, garlic, black pepper, onion, scallions, lettuce, perilla leaves, ssamjang, rice. Recipe: 1) Slice beef very thin (part-freeze first). 2) Marinate in blended pear, soy, sugar, sesame and garlic for at least 30 minutes. 3) Grill or sear in a screaming-hot pan in a single layer until edges caramelise. 4) Scatter sesame and scallions. Serve: wrapped in lettuce with rice, garlic and ssamjang. Flavor: sweet, smoky, sesame-rich. History: descended from neobiani, the seasoned sliced beef of the Joseon court; bulgogi — 'fire meat' — became Korea's most famous barbecue export. See also: Bibimbap, Kimchi.
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