Braised Konjac & Potato in Kelp Soy Glaze
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Cubes of konjac and potato parboiled separately and then briefly glazed in a kelp, soy, sugar and mirin sauce with chilies, finished with sesame oil. Cooking the konjac and potato separately instead of in the braising sauce reduces sodium.

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π§Ί Korean ingredients in this recipe
- Konjac (Gonyak)Springy, nearly calorie-free jelly and noodlesπ Shop on Amazon
- Korean Chili PeppersFresh green and red chilies, from mild to Cheongyang
- Dried Kelp (Dasima)Kelp for clean, savory brothπ Shop on Amazon
- Korean Soy Sauce (Ganjang)Guk-ganjang, jin-ganjang and when to use eachπ Shop on Amazon
- Cheongju & Mirin (Cooking Wine)Rice wines that tame fishy and meaty odorsπ Shop on Amazon
- Sesame Oil & Sesame SeedsThe nutty finishing touch of Korean foodπ Shop on Amazon
- Korean VinegarsBrown rice, persimmon and fruit vinegars for dressings and picklesπ Shop on Amazon
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π Cooking basics for this recipe
π Step-by-Step Instructions
Cut the konjac and potato into 2Γ2 cm cubes, and thinly slice the chilies and remove the seeds.

Boil the kelp in 200 g of water to make stock, then remove the kelp.

Mix the soy sauce, sugar and mirin into the stock to make the braising sauce.

Boil the konjac (with the vinegar) and potato until about 80% cooked, drain and cool.

Add 50 g of the braising sauce and the chilies and braise briefly.

Turn off the heat and stir in the sesame oil.

π Nutrition Facts (per serving)
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