Bibimbap
I don't know if it's mere
coincidence that I prepared this for lunch on the same day I started watching
Jewel Bibimbap. Just like the drama, the dish is something you will never
get tired of because of its different components. Steamed brown
or white rice, topped with carrots, spinach, bean sprouts, shiitake mushrooms,
fernbrake and ground beef- each one seasoned and cooked separately; the sauce
is a mixture of savory, sweet, nutty and spicy so assemble these together and
you have a symphony of all the wonderful flavors and textures in a bowl.
I love to top it with fried egg and chopped green onions too. Yum yum!
Bibimbap
Ingredients:
steamed brown rice
ground beef-recipe
follows
2 medium carrots,
julienned
3 cups cooked bean
sprouts, sautéed in a little sesame oil and seasoned with a little salt
2 bunches of spinach, sautéed
in a little sesame oil and seasoned with a little salt
4 shiitake mushrooms,
sliced thinly and sautéed in vegetable oil and seasoned with a little salt
a bunch of dried fernbrake, soaked in cold water to soften then sautéed in vegetable oil, garlic and seasoned with a little salt
a bunch of dried fernbrake, soaked in cold water to soften then sautéed in vegetable oil, garlic and seasoned with a little salt
eggs, cooked over easy
2 tbsp sesame seeds
2 tbsp sesame oil
Ground Beef
Ingredients
1 small onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tbsp grated fresh ginger
1 tsp kosher salt
1 tsp freshly cracked black pepper
2 tbsp hoisin sauce
1 cup water
2 tsp sesame oil
soy sauce to taste
Directions:
Place ground beef in a skillet over medium high heat and
let the fat render.
To serve:Arrange prepared vegetables nicely in a platter, fried eggs in another if serving and the gochuchang sauce and ground beef in separate bowls.
To
assemble: Put cooked brown rice in a bowl.
Arrange ground beef and veggies on top of rice separately so you can see each
ingredient beautifully. Top with fried egg and sprinkle with sesame seeds or
chopped green onions and drizzle with gochuchang sauce. Mix everything
together and add more sauce to taste. Bibimbap should be moist so it's
important that the ground beef is not cooked dry and the veggies should still
have some crunch in them and not overcooked,
Me lovey Bibimbap. Ahhh, it's the most perfect food in the world to me. I wish I were Korean!
ReplyDeleteBut Mr C makes his version like he's a Korean chef!
DeleteI love Bibimbap and yours looks perfect. I'm craving for a bowl now! :P Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy! I wish my pictures are as awesome as yours though
DeleteHappy New Year :-)