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Sung Si-kyung's No-Stove Nurungji Dakbaeksuk for Just 10,000 Won
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Sung Si-kyung's No-Stove Nurungji Dakbaeksuk for Just 10,000 Won

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KRKorean2 servings

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This is Sung Si-kyung's recipe for a simple Nurungji Dakbaeksuk, made without a stove using an electric rice cooker. By adding glutinous rice, chicken, and various ingredients to the rice cooker, a delicious baeksuk is completed.

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Ingredients2servings

  • Glutinous Rice1 cup
  • Chicken500g (e.g., chicken thighs, wings)
  • Green Onion100g
  • Whole Garlic Clovesa handful
  • Samgyetang Ingredient Pack1 pack
  • Salt2 pinches
  • Black Pepper1/2 teaspoon
  • soup soy sauce1/2 teaspoon
  • Water500ml
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Directions

  1. Add 1 cup of glutinous rice to the electric rice cooker.
  2. Place 500g of chicken on top of the glutinous rice.
  3. Place 100g of green onion on top of the chicken.
  4. Add a handful of whole garlic cloves.
  5. Add 1 Samgyetang ingredient pack.
  6. Add 2 pinches of salt, 1/2 teaspoon of black pepper, and 1/2 teaspoon of soup soy sauce.
  7. Pour in 500ml of water.
  8. Close the electric rice cooker and cook for 75 minutes.
  9. Once cooking is complete, open the rice cooker and remove the green onion.
  10. Nicely plate the finished Nurungji Baeksuk in a bowl.

Tips

  • Adding a Samgyetang ingredient pack makes it even more delicious.
  • Be sure to try making it this summer.
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