I am looking for an Andong chicken recipe

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    • #49442
      Mykel
      Member

      Hi

      Who can help me find a recipe for a "local" chicken stew recipe from Andong?

      looking forward

      Thanks Mykel

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    • #53537
      TrickyTree
      Member

      Hi there

      I know this is not particularly helpful, but I am actually going to Andong tomorrow to stay at the traditional village and eat some Andong Jjimtak and drink some Andong Soju. I am looking forward to it.

      Kind regards

      Adam

    • #53538
      georgia
      Participant

      I found this recipe that looks not too bad.

      http://www.fatmanseoul.com/2009/03/19/jjimdak/

      Jjimdalk ala Fatman

      You’ll need one nekkid chicken hacked up into pieces(닭고기), a head of two of garlic(마늘), an onion or two(양파), a carrot or two(단근), a potato or three( 감자), two large green onions (대파), a half a head of cabbage (배추), three or four hot chilies (고추), a cup full of soy sauce (간장), a generous drizzle of rice syrup (물엿), a little knob of ginger (생강), a pinch of salt and a pinch of pepper, and a good fistful of glass noodles (탕면). If you’re the alcoholic kind of person, you might also want a bit of sweetish rice wine on hand, and both boozers and dry folks are going to need some water.

      Some people put things in there like pepper powder or more flavorful vegetables or other fancy stuff. They are heretics, don’t listen to them.

      First, take those chicken parts and boil ‘em up. You don’t want to die of something nasty and bacterial, do you? Throw them in a pot, cover them with water, and boil, boil, boil! Ok, more like simmer, simmer, simmer, but you get the idea. Cook it.

      While that’s going on, slice up your carrots, cabbage, onion, green onion, and any other vegetal stuff we’ve forgotten and set it aside. If you haven’t already, this is also a good opportunity to reduce that garlic and ginger to teeny tiny bits. You should also chop your chilis at this point, and set those bad boys aside. Chuck all those veggies except for the chili, the ginger, and the garlic in the pot with the chicken.

      Mix the chili slices, ginger, and garlic with the syrup, soy sauce, and any seasonings Fatman hasn’t mentioned yet. Chuck everything except the noodles in the pot and let the sauce start to reduce. Stick the noodles in some hot water and let ‘em mellow. When you see smoke rising from your stove and the noodles have turned to mush, you’ll know you’ve overdone them (somewhere in the neighborhood of five to ten minutes, probably). Mix the noodles in with the whole lot, let it sit for a minute soaking up the juices, and serve.

      If the chicken isn’t bloody inside, the noodles aren’t cruncy, and the vegetables haven’t disentigrated into an unidentifiable mass, then congratulations! You have jjimdalk!

      If they have, just pretend like you meant for it to taste that way and act offended that your guests’ palates aren’t refined enough.

    • #53539
      Godzilla
      Participant

      Hi,

      I decide to join today to share my recipe with you.

      Please visit my site where I have posted the recipe of Andong Jjim Dak. Let me know how you like it.

      Thanks and enjoy.

      http://www.collectivecuisine.com/?p=161

    • #53540
      Mykel
      Member

      Thanks!

    • #53541
      georgia
      Participant

      Here is another recipe.

      Spicy Soy Sauce Chicken, Andong Jjim Dak

      200g potatoes


      200g onion


      200g carrot


      100g cucumber

      
Dried spicy chili to taste (Gochukaru)


      100g vermicelli noodle


      20g garlic


      50 g leek


      salt and pepper to taste

      
2-3 chickens cut up


      Sauce:


      1 cup soy sauce


      dried spicy chili


      30g garlic


      3 cups water

      
30g leeks


      1/2 cup starch syrup (you can substitute 1/2c brown sugar)

      
10g ginger


      1 tsp pepper

      1. Soak noodle in cold water for 30 minutes (very important)


      2. Clean the chicken and cut into small pieces


      3. cut the vegetables into bite-sized pieces


      4. mix all ingredients for sauce and simmer for 15 minutes


      5. heat oil in a pan and add garlic and dried chili peppers

      
6. add chicken and sear until brown and then add potatoes and carrots

      
7. pour in the sauce. When sauce reduced to about half add onions, leeks and cucumber


      8. lastly add noodle and finish with seasoning.

      http://budgettravelerssandbox.com/2010/04/wanderfood-wednesday-andong-jimdak/#axzz0wnStfPbB

    • #53542
      Maangchi
      Keymaster

      Here you go! https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/dakjjim Thank you for your patience!

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