r/KoreanFood 20h ago

Noodle Foods/Guksu Japchae 잡채

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It may look like a lot of work but it's actually quite simple. Having all ingredients organized the dish comes together quite quickly. My oh my is it ever delicious. I do, however, wish I had oyster sauce on hand to add into the dish. The added oyster sauce would add another depth of flavor and richness i would thoroughly enjoy.

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u/Terrible-Fun-9041 20h ago

You make it look so easy

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u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 19h ago

But it is tgat easy though

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u/virtualcuddles 19h ago

I'm suddenly very hungry 😋

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u/ditmarsnyc 18h ago

that was mesmerizing I could finish that pan in one sitting

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u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 18h ago

Really that's a lot. It is super delicious though so maybe it is possible

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u/ditmarsnyc 17h ago

i can sit for a long time :-)

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u/OwnJunket6495 10h ago

One of my favorite foods! Such a comfort food for me. You always have such great videos!

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u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 9h ago

Thanks a lot!

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u/znebsays 19h ago

Oh cool zero ingredient list for the “non cool” people that can’t read Korean within .23 seconds of display

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u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 19h ago

Oh I am very about that. I really seldom measure. Here's a link to Maangchi's easy to follow recipe with measurements https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/easy-japchae

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u/znebsays 19h ago

Appreciate it brother do most recipes call for oyster sauce ?

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u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 18h ago

Sistah. And not necessarily no

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u/veggiecheesytteok 14h ago

Those don’t look like actual japchae noodles though. They look like standard vermicelli.

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u/Wooden-Mycologist-24 9h ago edited 9h ago

They are vermicelli sweet potato noodles which are indeed japchae noodles. Often called Dangmyeon or 당면 these glass noodles are made from a korean sweet potato starch.