A little late to the party, but here is my homemade Tteokguk to celebrate the New Year! (Okay, full disclosure: the dumplings are homemade, but we bought the rice cakes lol).

Since I got such a warm response on my previous post about my wife's cooking, I worked up the courage to share another one.

We usually prefer a clean anchovy broth base, but for New Year's, we went with a rich beef bone broth (Sagol). The dumplings (Mandu) were made during a fun gathering with friends and family.

The highlight is the garnish. My wife rolled the yolks into a flower shape. To keep it from unrolling, she used a small piece of dry noodle to pin it in place.

Happy New Year, everyone! Wishing you all nothing but happiness in 2026!

by AbcronLee

7 Comments

  1. Wow, your beautiful λ°₯상 scratches an itch in my brain in the best way!

  2. MsAndooftheWoods

    So gorgeous, everything looks delicious and delicately plated, I especially love the egg flowers! I just uh, get store-bought everything and throw it into a pot… yours looks much better!

  3. ShiiiiitakeMushrooms

    This looks amazing! The presentation is superb. Like sitting in a restaurant! πŸ‘πŸ‘

  4. Few people, if any, make their own tteok. That’s what tteok houses are for.Β 

  5. JuYongKim6344

    The decoration is a work of art~πŸ˜€

  6. That first pic ! So organized and pretty. Should cross post on r/foodporn

  7. rainbowbunny_1004

    Those flower shape yolks are so pretty!!