#Dried Pollack

Great for hangovers 🤗🤗🤗 this is called bugeo guk aka dried pollock soup! 🎏🥣 very hearty, healthy, and good for the soul<3 #koreanmomcooks #koreanmomwisdom #healthy #korean #koreanfood #koreanrecipe #koreansoup #healthyrecipe #easyrecipe #driedpollack

I can’t believe you can make this out of pollack. — Hwangtae Haejangguk, or Dried Pollack Hangover Soup, a hangover food often eaten after a night of drinking or during cold winter mornings. This soup is clean savory, rich, and surprisingly meaty. Brewmaster Yun’s version, featured on Culinary Class Wars 2, uses smart cooking techniques to turn dried fish into a milky, soul-warming broth that rivals any traditional seolleongtang 📍Ingredients: • 2 whole dried pollack gutted and cleaned • 2 medium potatoes sliced • 1–2 tbsp perilla oil • 2L rice water (starch water from rinsing rice) • 1 piece dried kelp • 1 cheongyang chili pepper (or any green chili), whole • Soy sauce (to season pollack meat) • Sea salt (to taste) • thinly sliced spring onions Instructions: 1. Prepare the dried pollack by removing the head, tail, gills, and skin. Set aside the meat and reserve the bones and head. 2. Lightly toast the pollack bones and head in a dry pan until aromatic, this builds a deeper fish flavor. 3. In a separate pan, sauté diced potatoes over low heat in perilla oil. 4. Slowly add rice water to the pan, one spoonful at a time, stirring constantly until the potatoes turn soft and translucent. 5. Transfer the potato mixture into a pressure cooker. Add toasted pollack bones, kelp, chili pepper, and the rest of the rice water. 6. Seal and cook on high pressure for 10 minutes, then release naturally. The broth should appear cloudy and creamy, similar to bone broth. 7. Slice the reserved pollack meat and lightly marinate it with soy sauce. 8. Toast the seasoned pollack in a separate pot with perilla oil, slowly adding in the strained broth one ladle at a time. Let the fish turn tender and the broth reduce slightly. 9. Adjust seasoning with salt, then garnish with spring onions right before serving. (You can add msg or soysauce) This proves you don’t need meat bones to make a deeply satisfying Korean soup. With just dried fish, potatoes, and technique, you get a clean-tasting, rich broth that’s perfect for hangovers, cold weather, or simple comfort. — #koreanhangoversoup #황태해장국 #pollacksouprecipe #koreansouprecipe #esyfilms

Many people line up in the middle of the city, and this store sells dried pollack soup. In fact, many Koreans don't seem to understand that they have to wait in line for dried pollack soup. This is because dried pollack soup is a very common dish in Korean households. And this is one of the best hangover soup. However, it seems like the time has come for even ordinary menus to be lined up in this highly modernized era. Although the line seems very long, it actually shrank very quickly. So we were able to enter the restaurant very quickly. I recommend you not to give up quickly just because the line is long, but to give it a try. The soup is actually just an ordinary soup. I think it's trustworthy to say that they are making food with all the ingredients supplied domestically. And the atmosphere inside the restaurant, which rotates very quickly, is interesting. Recommend! • Mukyodong Pollacksoup / 무교동 북어국집 • 서울 중구 을지로1길 38 • Mon~Fri 7:00~20:00, Sat and Sun 7:00~15:00 • Pollack Soup 7.4USD/ 10,000KRW 북어국을 줄 서서 먹어야 한다니… 라고 우리는 다들 생각할 것이다. 하지만 요즘 워낙 현대화가 되어서 북어국을 먹기도 힘들어서, 이렇게 식당에서 맛있게 만들어주면 고맙지만 말이다. 줄이 무척 길어서, 포기하려고 했는데! 줄이 금방 쓕쓕 줄어들어서 도전할 만했다. 금방 줄어듦. 절대 포기하지마셈.. 북어국은 평범한듯하고, 그냥 그 집의 빨리 돌아가는 분위기, 일단 앉으면 물어볼 것도 없이 그냥 메뉴가 자동으로 나온다. 모든 재료는 국산으로 공급되고 있다고 한다. 음식이 약간 순해서 좋았다. 여러분도 도저~~언! #korea#koreatour#seoul#seoultour#seoulfoodtour#koreafoodtour#seoulfood#koreanfoodtour#koreafood#hangoversoup#koreahangoversoup#seoulhangoversoup#무교동맛집#cityhall#시청역맛집#pollacksoup#시청역가볼만한곳#mugyodong

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Korean dried Pollack soup! Throughout history, pollock has been the most commonly enjoyed fish for Koreans. "Hwangtae" refers to a certain variety of dried pollock. They are frozen and thawed repeatedly around 20 times over 40 days during the frigid winter winds, until they become thoroughly dried and yellowish. Although the drying process requires enormous labor, the end product is a convenient foodstuff easy to store and use for home cooking. In Korea, there is no fish like the pollock, and certainly none with as many names. The freshly-caught pollock is called “saeng-tae;” frozen pollack, “dong-tae. Dried pollack has several names as well: the fully-grown one (when dried for about 60 days) is known as “bugeo,” while the young dried pollack is called “nogari.” The half-dried one is “kodari.” Finally, the one that becomes swollen with yellowish flesh due to multiple temperature changes is also known as “hwang-tae.” Although dried, pollock are plumpy. This dried fish has a subtle chewiness and though it's flavorful, not a lot of "fishiness." The most popular dried pollock dish is "bukeogook," which is a simple one: dried pollock soup. They are also enjoyed spicy and grilled as HWANGTAEGUI. And they are often served as a grilled and steamed side dish or an appetizer for drinkers. Hwangtae contains almost twice as much protein as fresh pollock as a result of the lengthy freeze-drying process. It also is a high-nutrient, low-cholesterol health food. It is rich in amino acids, including methionine, which is believed to help the liver recover from heavy drinking. #koreandish #koreancooking #driedpollack #driedpollacksoup #koreansoup #koreanculture #koreancuisine #koreanfood #koreanfoodie #foodblog #foodblogger #foodblogfeed #feed #explore #instagram #foodvlog #indiansinkorea #indianblogger #lifeinkorea #foodie #fishsoup #headlesskitchenasmr #headlesskitchen #soup #fish #reelsinstagram #reels #reelitfeelit #reelsvideo #trendingreels

황태콩나물국 | Dried Pollack and Bean Sprout Soup 엄마가 황태콩나물국에 시금치무침을 만들어 온가족이 점심으로 먹었다. 어른 메뉴에는 소금 간이 조금 (많이) 되었다. Mom made dried pollack and bean sprout soup with seasoned spinach for the whole family for lunch. The adults’ servings were seasoned with a bit (or a lot) of salt. #35개월유아 #35monthsold #밥먹는토비 #tobyiseatingameal

HWANGTAEGUK (DRIED POLLOCK SOUP) I’ve loved this dried pollock (also pollack) soup ever since I tried it for the first time in Seoul in Dec 2018, when I had it at a now permanently closed makgeolli bar called Wolhyang. It tasted so clean but flavourful at the same time. I recall that the soup was called “bugeoguk” on the menu, but have since found out that it is also known as “hwangtaeguk”. Whilst “guk” means “soup” in Korean, if I’m not mistaken “bugeo” is for pollock dried naturally and “hwangtae” refers to pollock that has undergone multiple freeze and thaw cycles. Tbh, I couldn’t really tell you the difference in taste and when shopping at the Korean grocery, if it says “dried pollock” on the packet, you’re good. I’ve tried making hwangtaeguk using videos on YouTube, but a recent visit to a specialty restaurant in Seoul (look for Mugyodong Bugeogukjip in Part 4 of my Seoul Food series) helped me finetune my recipe. I think you really need to brown the fish well in sesame oil to remove fishyness, and give the fish enough time to simmer for depth of flavour. You can use more or less Korean radish, as it gives some natural sweetness to the soup to balance out the umami from the fish. I don’t usually say this, but salt or Korean soy sauce for soup is essential. GROCERY LIST FOR 1 PERSON • 50g dried pollock • 1 (or less) Korean radish • 1 egg • 1 bunch spring onion • 1 small box firm beancurd • 1 kombu / dashima the size of your palm • Sesame oil, salt, white pepper METHOD Prepare the dried pollock by trimming it to bite-sized pieces. I prefer doing this when the fish is dry but you can also do it post rehydration. To hydrate, soak in water for about 10 minutes. Squeeze excess water, no need to rinse or you’ll be washing away flavour. Brown very well in a pan with a drizzle of sesame oil. Set aside. In an oiled soup pot, stir fry Korean radish squares for 2 to 3 minutes, add browned fish, and ~500ml water. Simmer for about 30 minutes. Throw in dashima and simmer for another 5-10 minutes. Add beancurd and beaten egg. Once it comes to a boil, taste and season well. Serve garnished with chopped spring onion. #wolf_cooks

Dried Pollack Soup is a traditional Korean soup made with dried pollack simmered in a clear, savory broth. Light yet flavorful, this comforting dish is known for its gentle warmth and soothing qualities. Cook Time: ~40 minutes Serving Size: Serves 3-4 INGREDIENTS: Whole dried pollock 2 pc Potato (thinly sliced) 1 pc Dried kelp 1 pc Korean green peppers 2 pc Perilla oil 4 tbsp Soy sauce 2 tbsp Rice-rinsed water or regular water (optional) 4 cups STEPS: 1. Soak dried pollack in water for 5 minutes and squeeze out excess water. 2. Remove the heads, set them aside, and tear the body into bite-sized pieces. 3. Lightly char the pollack heads in a dry pan until browned and aromatic, then set aside. 4. In a pot, add 2 tbsp of perilla oil. 5. Saute thinly sliced potatoes, and gradually add some rice-rinsing water (or regular water) little by little, allowing the potatoes to soften. 6. Add the remaining water and charred pollack heads, dried kelp, and Korean green peppers. 7. Summer for about 20 minutes, then strain the broth and discard solids. 8. Pre-season torn pollack meat with soy sauce. 9. In the pot, add remaining 2 tbsp of perilla oil and saute the seasoned pollack for about 5 minutes. 10. Gradually add some of the strained broth while cooking, and add the remaining broth once incorporated. 11. Simmer together for 5-10 minutes. 12. Enjoy! #zionmarket #zionbapsang #CulinaryClassWars #recipe

These cold noodles use the exact recipe of the North Korean grandmother who fled the Hamgyeong region in the 1950s. Super thin and chewy naengmyeon is topped with a spicy secret sauce using over 30 ingredients and then half-dried pollack fish. This flavor packed bowl is like taking a glimpse into the traditional food of North Korea. #koreanfood #맛집 #korea

Jin ramen w/ dried pollack, cabbage, and bean sprouts Also added ~1 spoonful gochugaru or Korean red pepper flakes, 1/2 spoonful of minced garlic, and perilla oil (but can use any cooking oil) Can find these ingredients at most Asian or Korean grocery stores Dried pollack come in plastic bags and perilla oil is next to sesame oil at most stores #koreanfood #jinramen #instantnoodles #koreannoodles #veggierecipes

겨울엔 뜨끈한 황태국으로 해장! 황태국 솥뚜껑에 해 먹으면 다 맛있지 ㅋ If you make dried pollack soup on a sotttukkeong, of course it’s delicious. lol #솥뚜껑 #황태국 #황태 #해장 #해장국

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