If you're a fan of spicy and savory delights, look no further than Dakgalbi! This Korean dish combines the succulence of chicken thighs, the crunchiness of vegetables, and the chewiness of rice cakes, all bathed in a tantalizingly spicy sauce. Follow this simple recipe to bring the fiery flavors of Dakgalbi to your kitchen!
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Start by cutting the chicken thighs into bite-sized pieces. Then, marinate them in a mixture of the sauce. Make sure the chicken pieces are evenly coated, and let them marinate for a while.
While the chicken is soaking up all the delicious flavors, chop up the carrots, cabbage, spring onions, enoki mushroom and oyster mushrooms. Set them aside for later use.
In a pan, heat a combination of vegetable oil and sesame oil. Once the oils are hot, add the marinated chicken. Cook the chicken until it's fully done, ensuring each piece is infused with the mouthwatering sauce.
Toss in all the chopped vegetables into the pan. Stir everything together to create a symphony of colors and aromas. Let the vegetables cook until they are tender yet still have a delightful crunch.
Now, it's time to introduce the chewy goodness of rice cakes. Add them to the pan and mix well, allowing the rice cakes to absorb the spicy goodness.
Sprinkle the dish with chopped spring onions. This not only adds a burst of freshness but also a pop of color to your Dakgalbi masterpiece.
Servings 2
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