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These addictive, savory Korean-style rice balls (Jumeok-bap style) are packed with the flavors of sesame oil, Korean seaweed (gim), and gochujang. The crunch of pickled daikon (takuan) and tempura scraps (tenkasu) provide a perfect accent. You can easily make these in 5 minutes using leftover rice.
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Finely chop the pickled daikon. → Mix the rice with sesame oil, dashi stock powder, and gochujang. → Add tempura scraps, white sesame seeds, pickled daikon, Korean seaweed, and green onions, then mix thoroughly. → Pack the mixture into a rice ball mold, press firmly, and remove from the mold.
Finely chop the pickled daikon. → Mix the rice with sesame oil, dashi stock powder, and gochujang. → Add tempura scraps, white sesame seeds, pickled daikon, Korean seaweed, and green onions, then mix thoroughly. → Pack the mixture into a rice ball mold, press firmly, and remove from the mold.
These addictive, savory Korean-style rice balls (Jumeok-bap style) are packed with the flavors of sesame oil, Korean seaweed (gim), and gochujang. The crunch of pickled daikon (takuan) and tempura scraps (tenkasu) provide a perfect accent. You can easily make these in 5 minutes using leftover rice.
Cut the pickled daikon into 5mm widths, then finely chop.
Place rice in a bowl and add the sesame oil first, mixing to coat the grains thoroughly.
Add the dashi powder and gochujang, mixing well so the flavors are evenly incorporated.
Add the tempura scraps, white sesame seeds, and chopped pickled daikon; tear the Korean seaweed into bite-sized pieces by hand and add them in.
Add the chopped green onion and mix well to ensure everything is evenly combined.
💡 Coating the rice with sesame oil first prevents it from becoming mushy and adds a rich flavor.
⚠️ Wetting the inside of the rice ball mold with water before packing will prevent the rice from sticking, allowing it to be removed cleanly.
✨ Tearing the Korean seaweed by hand into larger pieces helps to fully enjoy the flavor and texture of the seaweed.
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