Mulyeot and Jocheong (Rice syrup)
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π What is it?
A thick syrup made by saccharifying grain starch. The clear, factory-made one is mulyeot, and the dark brown, traditionally simmered one is jocheong.
π Taste and Aroma
Its sweetness is milder than sugar, and jocheong has a savory grain aroma.
π³ How to use it
Its main role is to add a unique 'shiny glaze' to braised dishes (like jangjorim and stir-fried anchovies) and stir-fries. It's also used as a dip for tteok (rice cakes).
π Buying/Substitution Tips
Can be substituted with 'corn syrup' or 'rice syrup'. Honey might not be suitable for some dishes due to its strong aroma.
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