scorched rice flour
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- November 12, 2016 at 10:42 pm #70209naurighteousParticipant
hi, internet. sometimes i get excited and buy things at h-mart without really knowing what they are. usually this is fine (often this is awesome) because i can figure it out at home. however! recently i bought this flour (mostly because i thought the packaging was so charming) and i have no idea what to do with it, even after a thorough google. i’m not even sure that it is “flour.” really i have no idea what this is. i was thinking that i should learn the korean alphabet and/so i could try google translate but (i am old and tired) and i thought this forum might help me out.
so…yeah. please help! what is it and what should i make with it.
‘scorched rice flour’ is evidently not the best translation…?
thanks in advance, internet! :)
- November 13, 2016 at 10:46 am #70214sanneParticipant
When you’re cooking rice, there often forms a nice, light-brown crust at the bottom. That’s 누룽지.
Rice, scorched rice, & scorched rice tea (Bap, nurungji, & sungnyung)
‘nough said! ;-)
Bye, Sanne.
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