PrintPhoto of the Day: Budae Jjigae
Budae jjigae, or "army stew," is a Korean soup dish whose name stems from the use of surplus foods from the US Army in a traditional gochujang-based soup. Su-Lin added the former Army surplus foods Spam and hot dogs to her budae jjigae along with ramen, spring onions, and Chinese cabbage, and served the stew over white rice.
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5 Comments:
That looks pretty good and simple enough to toss together when I'm super lazy. Guess I'll grab some hot dogs and spam next time I'm at the store.
wunami at 3:07AM on 01/08/08
Finally! Something to put instant ramen in that really looks good! I'd forego the white rice, though or leave out the noodles.
RichardCrystal at 9:35AM on 01/08/08
Ramen and hot dogs? Welcome to my childhood. In my 7-year old days, I was also known to put Kraft cheese on my ramen but that's another story...
Jenn Sit at 11:02AM on 01/08/08
dude, that's top romin....
suburbangourmet at 4:34PM on 01/08/08
Woah, this is seriously bringing back such great memories of childhood. I, too, put half a slice of Kraft cheese in my ramen. :)
jinnyjuice at 5:41PM on 01/08/08