The instant dukbokki needs to be refrigerated. One bag is more than enough for 2 people. Each bag is $3.99.
Just like instant noodle, everything is included in the bag. Of course you can add some fresh vegetable such as onion, carrot, and/or zucchini if you like. There are rice cake, fish cake, spicy chili paste, and dried vegetable pack.
The fish cake needs to be cut into smaller size.
There is no English instruction on the bag. I had to figure out how to cook it by looking at the picture. First cook the rice cake and fish cake in some water.
Then add the spicy chili paste and dried vegetable, mix.
There! A bowl of dukbokki that only took about 5 minutes to make. I added the entire pack of spicy chili paste, and it was sppppppppicy! Next time I probably would add a little less than that. But the rice cake was chewy and tasty. I like it!
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looks delicious! almost as good as mine, haha. kudos to you for figuring it out how to make it. =)
ReplyDeletehaha you know how to make it?
I am pretty sure your version is much better than the instant version!
Looks good considering it came out of an instant meal package.
ReplyDeleteYeah I was quite surprise how it looked and tasted, too!
is the chilly sauce similar to bibimbap sauce? the whole packet is pretty cheap~~considering that restaurant sell dukbokki for at least $6~~
ReplyDeleteYes, I think it's similar to it, but more spicy.
I want to try to make this on my own. All I need is to be rice cake, fish cake, chili sauce, and vegetable.
http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/ddukbokkie
ReplyDeletei really like this lady. she's such a cute, korean lady
Thank you so much for telling me about Maangchi's website.
I watched a few of her cooking videos and already learned a lot about Korean cooking.
I also downloaded her free cookbook. I will be trying to cook Korean dishes soon! ^^
lolz mang, cooking "real" dduk bokki is about as simple as instant DDB. you're hilarious! Bet you can make it BETTER too! throw some fried shallots, throw in some light soy, some white pepper, make it OG Taiwanese!
ReplyDeleteYeah now I think about it, real Dukbokki is made exactly the same way as the instant one.
Might as well make a real one next time. ^^
Awesome! Do you know a place where can I buy them? (:
ReplyDeleteI bought it at H-Mart.
You might be able to find it at other Korean supermarkets.
OMG! i saw this a long time ago and today i finally got it...i'm going to attempt to make it right now...it tastes really good! thanks for ur instructions~
ReplyDeleteHaha.... hope you'll like it!
were do we get?
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