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Doenjang Soybean Paste
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Doenjang soybean paste is a core ingredient in Korean cuisine, with salty and rich, fermented flavours. Doenjang soybean paste is made from fermented soybeans and is similar to Japanese miso – though doenjang has a coarser consistency and stronger taste, which works well in thick soups and stews like Korean jjigae.
Doenjang soybean paste is commonly used together with gochujang – a red chilli soybean paste. Together they bring a kimchi-like hot, warm spice to Korean dishes. Serve doenjang soybean paste as a condiment with bi bim bap, or even just with a bowl of plain rice.
Ingredients: soybean paste (87%)(water, soybean, wheat flour, salt, fermented soybean paste, seed, malt), fermented soybean paste, spirits (3%), fermented soy bean powder, soup stock base powder (monosodium L-glutamate, maltodextrin, salt, onion mix powder). Contains allergens: soya bean, wheat gluten & maltodextrine (gluten)
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| Content | Doenjang soybean paste is a core ingredient in Korean cuisine, with salty and rich, fermented flavours. Doenjang soybean paste is made from fermented soybeans and is similar to Japanese miso – though doenjang has a coarser consistency and stronger taste, which works well in thick soups and stews like Korean jjigae. Doenjang soybean paste is commonly used together with gochujang - a red chilli soybean paste. Together they bring a kimchi-like hot, warm spice to Korean dishes. Serve doenjang soybean paste as a condiment with bi bim bap, or even just with a bowl of plain rice. Ingredients: soybean paste (87%)(water, soybean, wheat flour, salt, fermented soybean paste, seed, malt), fermented soybean paste, spirits (3%), fermented soy bean powder, soup stock base powder (monosodium L-glutamate, maltodextrin, salt, onion mix powder). Contains allergens: soya bean, wheat gluten & maltodextrine (gluten) | Kinako is a finely-ground powder made from roasted soybeans. Dust the outside of dango Japanese dumplings or mochi sweets with the lightly-coloured flour to bring new textures and delicate flavours to the dishes. Kinako can also be mixed with warm milk to create a twist on conventional lattes, or used to bake gluten-free biscuits and cakes. Please note kinako soy bean flour does not have a long shelf life. Contains soya. | Vegetarian kimchi is pretty rare. The Korean spicy fermented cabbage is usually made with fish sauce, yet this kimchi is fermented only with sugar and salt. Serve vegetarian kimchi as a side dish with any Korean meal. The fizzy fermented flavours are a great palate cleanser. Ingredients: Chinese cabbage, carrot, fructose, hot pepper, garlic, scallion, sugar, onion, salt, ginger, citric acid E330, water | Dolsot bibimbap is a Korean rice dish, served in a searingly hot stone bowl – the ‘dolsot’. The dolsot bowl should be slowly brought up to heat in an oven, while the sticky, sushi rice is cooking on the hob. To make bibimbap, sesame oil is heated inside the dolsot bowl, and then the cooked rice is heaped in – so that it starts frying in the sesame oil. Traditional bibimbap is then topped with vegetables, a raw egg yolk and gochujang chilli paste. It’s stirred through at the table – so the egg yolk and rice cook in the heat from the stone dish, and the vegetables stay piping hot. This bibimbap kit contains a recipe card, and enough ingredients to cook our traditional Korean bi bim bap recipe 12-18 times. It contains an authentic Korean dolsot stone bowl, sesame oil, gochujang paste and delicious sushi rice. All you need is a few vegetables to stir fry, and an egg to crack on the top – a great store cupboard supper! Additional dolsot stone bowls are sold separately. Just add one or more, if you'd like the kit to serve more people. | Brotherhood's sesame oil is blended with soybean oil for a more delicate flavour and colour, and to keep it more robust for frying. Sesame oil's smoky aromas work well drizzled over stir-fries and noodle dishes. It also brings sophisticated flavours to fish and pork dishes and makes a good accompaniment to Asian vinaigrettes. Ingredients: sesame oil 70%, soybean oil 30%. Contains allergens sesame & soy. | Glutinous rice is a short-grained Asian rice known for its sticky texture. Misleadingly, glutinous rice does not contain gluten, but the name refers to the rice's glue-like quality which easily binds it into rice balls and cakes. Glutinous rice is widely used in Chinese and South East Asian cookery. Soak the glutinous rice in cold water overnight before cooking. Then boil it in double the amount of water to rice, until all the water has evaporated or been absorbed. Infuse the glutinous rice with tea flavours by wrapping it in lotus leaves before steaming, or drench it in coconut milk and serve with mango for a traditional Thai dessert. Alternatively leave the cooked rice to ferment with Chinese rice wine yeast balls to make rice wine. Ingredients: 100% Thai glutinous rice |
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