Doenjang-Boiled Pork Belly with Seafood Mustard Salad
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Pork belly boiled with green onion, ginger, garlic, peppercorns, mirin and doenjang, sliced and served with a cold salad of shrimp, squid and baby octopus with peppers, cucumber, carrot and onion in Korean mustard. The seafood salad makes the bossam tasty without ssamjang, salted shrimp or salt.

π₯ Ingredients
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Pork
Seafood salad
π§Ί Korean ingredients in this recipe
- Korean Green Onions (Pa)Thick daepa, slender jjokpa and the green onions in almost every dish
- Ginger in Korean CookingFresh ginger, ginger juice and ginger syrup for marinades and teas
- Garlic in Korean CookingMinced, sliced, pickled and black β the backbone of Korean flavor
- Cheongju & Mirin (Cooking Wine)Rice wines that tame fishy and meaty odorsπ Shop on Amazon
- DoenjangRustic fermented soybean pasteπ Shop on Amazon
- Squid & OctopusSquid, long-arm octopus and webfoot octopus for stir-fries and stews
- Korean Mustard (Gyeoja)Hot, sinus-clearing mustard for cold noodles and dipping sauces
- 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
Boil water with the green onion, ginger, garlic, peppercorns, mirin and doenjang.

When it boils, add the pork belly in one piece and cook for 35β40 minutes.

Score and blanch the shrimp, squid and baby octopus, and finely julienne the peppers, cucumber, carrot and onion.

Mix the mustard powder with water and let it develop, then add sugar and vinegar and toss with the seafood and vegetables.

Slice the pork.

Serve the pork with the seafood salad.

π Nutrition Facts (per serving)
Nutrition values are taken from the original recipe data and are approximate.
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