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Title: Doenjang jjigae (Korean soybean paste stew)

Added: Apr 20, 2007

Author: Maangchi

Duration: 9:4

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Full recipe is on my website: http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/tofu-stew-doenjang-chigaeKorean Tofu stew, doenjang chigae, is made with vegetables,tofu, and beanpaste. It's koreans' everyday house food. We eat it with other sidedishes and rice, but sometimes, especially in the southern part of Korea, we eat this stew with barley rice, vegetable salads, hotpepper paste all mixed together. Almost all of koreans love this food."Doenjang chigae"(Bean paste and vegetable stew)Ingredients:• 1 medium size potato• a zucchini or a squash• 1 medium size onion• garlic• 1 green chili pepper• 7 dried anchovies• 1 green onion• 100-150 grams of tofu• soy bean paste (doen jang)• 4 shrimpAlmost all Koreans love this food, and I think you will, too!1. Prepare a ceramic pot to put all the ingredients in.2. Peel the potato, cut it into 2 cups worth of cubes, and put them into the pot.3. Cut zucchini into 2 cups worth of cubes, and put them into the pot.4. Cut your onion into chunks, and put them into the pot.5. Slice your green chili pepper, and put it into the pot.6. Prepare 7 large dried anchovies by removing their heads and intestines, chop them up, and put them into the pot.7. Chop up 4 shrimp and put them into the pot.8. Mince 5 cloves of garlic and put it into the pot.9. Your pot will now be 2/3 full with your ingredients.10. Submerge everything in water and cook it over high heat.*tip: Don't put too much water, just enough to cover everything11. When it starts boiling, add 4-6 tbs of bean paste, stir the stew, and keep cooking12. When the stew is sizzling and all ingredients are cooked, cut your tofu into cubes, chop up 1 green onion, and add them to the stew.13. Occasionally stir the boiling stew with a spoon.14. Serve it with a bowl of rice and other side dishes.*tip: to check whether or not the ingredients are cooked, taste the potato."Korean style mixed green salad"Ingredients: a big bowl of mixed greens (you can replace it with lettuce), cucumber, 1 green onion, 1 clove of garlic, soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil, and sesame seedsDirections:1. Wash a big bowl of mixed greens (5-6 cups) and drain it. If you use lettuce, tear it up into bite sized pieces.2. Slice cucumber thinly (cut cucumber in half in length first, and slice it diagonally) and add it into the bowl.3. Make the sauce by mixing up 3 tbs of soy sauce, 1 tbs of hot pepper flakes, 1 ts of sugar, and ½ tbs of sesame seeds and 1tbs of sesame oil4. Mix the vegetables with the sauce.5. Transfer the salad to a glass bowl or a big plate and serve it.Serving it all together:In a big bowl, place rice first, then add a scoop of doen jang jjigae and the vegetable salad ("gutgeorie"). Mix in some hot pepper paste and sesame oil. Wow, it'll be delicious! : )

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Youtube Comments: 283

Maangchi Says:

Aug 27, 2011 - : ) Thanks!

zerle12 Says:

Aug 27, 2011 - I think they are basically same product. One from Japan and the other one from Korea. For me the taste so similar though ^_^

iynn512 Says:

Sep 7, 2011 - so can i make miso soup using soybean paste without using miso paste? would it still be the same taste? and replacing dashi with anchovies, is that possible? would the taste somewhat be similar? sometimes ingredients can be difficult to find, so i'm trying to modify using an easier to find ingredients

StrawberryQwik Says:

Oct 7, 2011 - That looks delicious! Thanks for the recipe.

regyme Says:

Oct 9, 2011 - Is this a good soup for the cold lol

shin7173 Says:

Oct 12, 2011 - hi miss maangchi im your fan can i ask if where i can buy your cooking book i live here in philippine but im a korean spouse thank you so much i hope you can help me reshiel

Maangchi Says:

Oct 12, 2011 - You can download my cookbook for free. Check out my website please.

HiAznHello Says:

Oct 13, 2011 - can u put beef inside?

Maangchi Says:

Oct 13, 2011 - yes, you can. Happy cooking!

XKeelyX Says:

Oct 15, 2011 - Gaaah I love Korea! I want to experience the food but I can't get any of the ingredients! I WISH I lived near an Asian market, or a Korean restaurant!

mingcheng123 Says:

Nov 9, 2011 - Taeyeon cooked this for Hyungdon!!! XD

Lecmar91 Says:

Nov 17, 2011 - : LOL aww i kinda miss them on wgm~...and thanks maangchi!

naokyuuketsuki064 Says:

Jan 14, 2012 - ooo that soybean paste is the same as japanese miso, right? :D

TravelingNatural Says:

Feb 15, 2012 - I love this jjigae!

2pmpia Says:

Mar 29, 2012 - KR soy bean paste (doen jang) is made of just soybean with salt and fermented. JP soy bean paste (miso) is produced by fermenting rice, barley and/or soybeans with salt. So their appearances are similar but tastes are totally different.

jcs790 Says:

Apr 22, 2012 - MissMaangchi!!!! you are a wonderful teacher, your videos rock! thx you so much! will most definitely try your recipes! greetings from Puerto Rico!!!! :-) :-) :-)

Maangchi Says:

Apr 22, 2012 - yay, happy cooking!

jcs790 Says:

Apr 22, 2012 - so happy and appreciative of your reply! Mil gracias! ( a thousand thanks!) will most definitely get to cooking krecipes!

MrRjay2012 Says:

May 1, 2012 - mmmmmmmmmm... that is one uber-rich hearty miso soup/stew.

Mandinko23 Says:

May 7, 2012 - you are soo sweet, i fell in love with korean food through the kdramas, i wanna try kimchi and dongjang jiggae. im from west africa but strangely enough our cusine have a lot of similarities to that of korean, i love anchovies since i was a kid, and my grandmother use to ferment vegetables and cooked them soo tasty just like kimchi.

Maangchi Says:

May 8, 2012 - "our cusine have a lot of similarities to that of korean.." that's very interesting!

imgoodnam Says:

May 10, 2012 - I like the way you crush the garlic. Powerful. !!!!

Maangchi Says:

May 11, 2012 - : )

fittirc Says:

May 11, 2012 - I happened to stumble upon your website and you are officially my hero!! So many easy to make korean recipes I've been craving. Thanks so much!! Love the videos!

Maangchi Says:

May 11, 2012 - Welcome welcome! ; )

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