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This is Yukgaejang (육개장), a spicy Korean beef soup made with shredded brisket, green onions, gosari (bracken), and sometimes glass noodles. The broth gets its deep red color from gochugaru (Korean chili flakes), and it has a savory, slightly spicy flavor that warms you up. It’s a common dish in Korea, especially in colder weather, and usually comes with rice and a variety of side dishes (called banchan)—like kimchi, pickled radish, seasoned bean sprouts, seaweed, and fresh vegetables with ssamjang. One thing I’ve noticed: a lot of Korean soups have this bold, red broth. It’s kind of a signature look and flavor—spicy, hearty, and comforting. submitted by /u/ejez0568 |
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