for my asian foodies.
There is a Korean dish 떡볶이, where rice cakes are served, just like they are pictured above, but super red looking which = super spicy. This dish beef stir fry with rice-cakes-(소고기 떡볶이) suites the taste buds of kids, those who can’t handle/don’t like spicy, and those have more of a sweet tooth. Even though this dish is super sweet it is also VERY savory, you will def love it.
Get two bowls- in the first fill with water and let one package of rice cakes soak for a few hours
In the second bowl, marinate your meat~
put in:
1 tbsp of garlic (minced)
1 tbsp of sesame seed oil
3 tbsp of soy sauce (low sodium one better for kids)
2-3 tbsp of sugar
a tbsp of sesame seeds
* Get half a package of shabu shabu meat (like half a lb), cut it up into one inch strips
Mix everything together, saran wrap, and set in the fridge for a few hours. When the rice cakes are done soaking, start cooking.
Get a pot and boil water. Add the rice cakes, and take them out after about 5 mins. Taste it and make sure it is chewy not soggy =)
Drain them and rinse with cold water, and set aside in a bowl.
Get your veggies-
-Half a small onion and slice into thin strips the long way
-Half a carrot (medium sized). Use a potato peeler, and peel the top skin off, and throw away.
continue to use the potato peeler to “peel” (shred) the carrot in more fine strips until it is gone. Half all the strips so that they are about 2 inches long.
-3 stalks of green onion. I use only the green part-cut into 2 inch pieces
Get a large pan, and add about a tbsp of sesame oil. Throw in your veggies & sauté.
After about 4-5 mins, add your marinated beef. Simmer 5 more mins until the beef is brown.
Throw in the cooled rice cakes and sauté for another 2 mins.
Serve alone or with rice
oooohhh yum, yum, yum! I’m suddenly so hungry, will need to try this soon, thanks for this delicious post! xxx
this looks sooo good. I am a major fan od Dokkbokki and have been craving korean food recently I think I might try this.
This looks soooo yummy!!!! I LOVE Korean food!
Yum I love rice cakes! This looks delish!
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You make me hungry! Looks delish! Love Caroline
this looks awesome!! love a good korean dish!
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Oooh…thank you! thank you! Thank you! I’m addicted to duk. When I was back in NZ, I used to buy fresh ricecakes and eat them as snacks. I’m still addicted to . I’ll definitely try your version. Can’t wait!
That looks simple and yummy! Talk about Korean food, there’s this sticky rice dumpling with red bean stuffing that I used to love so much, I do not know the name but my husband used to bring home for me when he used to fly to Seoul before.. now I can only dream of them since he doesn’t do Seoul flights anymore 🙁
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yummm. i love adding deok into the most random dishes–… that looks delish!
I do that tooooo!! soooo good! xx
YUM!! looks so delish! x
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I love this dish!!!!!! I’m gonna try making it at home this weekend 🙂 yumm
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I find rice cakes so hard to cook b/c I didn’t know the trick to get them soft, so thank you! It looks so yum and again, easy peasy!!! Tks!