Braised tofu pic 1, Tteok-bokki pic 2

by sewingdreamer

6 Comments

  1. Squirrelywhirl

    Never tried this but the texture alone looks so appealing to me.

  2. Charming-Ad-8198

    Honestly, as a Korean, this is neither dubu muchim nor tteokbokki. The sauce for dubu muchim doesn’t look like that — it actually resembles Chinese food. It’s far too oily and the ingredients appear incorrect. Tteokbokki never contains minced meat(maybe 차돌), nor does it include paengi; the color also looks off. Moreover, dubu muchim traditionally contains no meat, so labeling it as “vegan” is meaningless. Tteokbokki likewise has no meat unless eomuk is added; apart from a few households that use anchovy broth (which can be perfectly substituted with dasima), there is no meat in it. This is not Korean food.

  3. bigboyontheblock

    That looks delicious, the color alone is making me hungry. Enoki mushrooms with kimchi sauce is such a solid combo, gives the perfect texture and spice kick. You really nailed that home cooked Korean vibe