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Korean-Style Noodle Soup with Shrimp
This is a simplified, not-too-spicy version of haemul jjampong, a fiery Korean seafood and noodle soup. Gochujang, or Korean chili paste, gives the broth a bright red hue, as well as chili heat and a solid dose of umami. Look for gochujang in red bottles or tubs in the international aisle of the grocery store or in Asian markets. We cook the starchy udon noodles directly in the broth to add body to the soup, which also makes this a simple one-pot dinner that can be on the table in about half an hour.
4
Servings
35 minutes
Ingredients
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3
tablespoons neutral oil
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2
bunches scallions, cut into ½-inch lengths, whites and greens reserved separately
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May 27, 2022
Wanting to love it
Liked this soup but wanted to love it. It seems to be missing a little something (maybe some umami). We added fish sauce which brought it closer to what we were seeking
Just made this and we loved it. For seafood we used shrimp, scallops, mussels and cod. Using the cod really amped up the seafood flavor in the broth. Also used Napa cabbage (its what I had) and dried, rehydrated shiitakes. Will definitely make again and will look for squid to add as well. So easy for so much flavor!
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Made this tonight. It is extremely delicious!