Hey everyone, hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a special dish, stone bowl bibimbap made in a nambu tekki iron pot. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a little bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
Great recipe for Stone Bowl Bibimbap Made in a Nambu Tekki Iron Pot. I've avoided using stone pots because of the care they require and the danger of breakage. I thought there must be a way to make Bibimbap with crisp brown rice on the bottom, using an iron pan!
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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have stone bowl bibimbap made in a nambu tekki iron pot using 4 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Stone Bowl Bibimbap Made in a Nambu Tekki Iron Pot:
- Take 1 as much (to taste) Tricolored Namul (carrots, spinach, bean sprouts) See
- Take 1 as much (to taste) Chinese cabbage kimchi
- Get 1 as much (to taste) Hot cooked white rice
- Get 1 tsp for each serving Gochujang
At this point you have to be just a little bit patient as your patience will be rewarded with crispy, crackling hot rice. Stone Bowls are made to be porous to retain heat for a longer time. However, lower quality bowls are permeable to water also. Bibimbap is a Korean dish composed of a beautiful rainbow of gently cooked vegetables seasoned with sesame oil atop rice.
Instructions to make Stone Bowl Bibimbap Made in a Nambu Tekki Iron Pot:
- Put 1 tablespoon sesame oil (not listed in ingredients) in a cast iron pot. Grease the pan completely with the oil, using a paper towel. Heat the pan over high heat and when it begins to smoke, turn off the heat and spread the oil around the pan to coat it.
- Put in as much warm rice as you like. (If using frozen rice, heat it in the microwave first.) Arrange the tricolored namul, kimchi, and gochujang on top. Start cooking it over medium heat.
- When you hear it start to sizzle and pop, lower the heat and let it sit for 7 minutes. It's ready when it has browned as much as you like.
- It's handy to make the namul ahead of time using"Bibimbap Noodles With Vegetable Namul and All-Purpose Korean Sauce".
- The "All-Purpose Korean Sauce," mentioned in Step 4 is "Cho (Vinegar) Gochujang."
- Addendum: User "Jock" reports that the rice becomes crispy brown in 7 minutes in a cast iron frying pan as well. I found out that Bibimbap can be made in this kind of pan, too.
Tofu or meat, with or without an egg, can be added. While it can be served cold or room temperature, my favorite way to eat it is hot, served in a stone pot called a dolsot. These types of pot are an iconic staple of Nambu cast iron wares. It is said that you can't bring out the flavors of a sukiyaki properly without an iron pot. Sukiyaki pans come in a variety of designs such as traditional pattern and the shape of plum flower.
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