Hello! I watch your videos all the time and have learned so much from you! I asked you about a year ago if you were going to post instruction on making Kong Jaban.....will you be doing this any time soon? Thanks again! :)
@xhugdashredderx you can find them at a lot of bulk food stores (in Canada, we have Bulk Barn), or you might be able to get them at a Chinese supermarket.
Does Korean food cooked in a modern, American kitchen with items purchased from an international grocery store taste almost as good as food that you remember in Korea made with traditional implements and local ingredients?
every dish that you make is superb and out of this world
i wish to see u on foodnetwork or some kind of aisan cooking show, i'm sure everyone sees you agree that you are a very good cook as well as possess the personality to do a good cooking show
I just saw that Itkman left a comment for you. I must say that you 2 are my favorite cooks and I watch both of your videos all the time! Cooking looks so EASY for both of you! Maangchi, have you been to school to be a chef or did you learn through your relatives?
I could not thank you enough for providing me the secret of this recipe! I am going to try it as soon as possible. Thank you so much Maangchi, you are absolutely wonderful!
I made Kimchi for the first time, and my roomate who is a Westerner was blown away! She was afraid of trying the Korean restaurants near her house (Steele and Young) but now she is curious!
From this recipe, I want to learn how to make the sweet potato side dish!
I am wondering if this is also prepared with peanuts? Is it the same procedure? I have eaten the peanuts in a soy sauce usually at galbi restaurants. I just watched your oi kimchi and my mouth is watering after both of these! You are a dear for posting these!
love it, thank you for the clear tutorial
pinkeeto 5 months ago
Hello! I watch your videos all the time and have learned so much from you! I asked you about a year ago if you were going to post instruction on making Kong Jaban.....will you be doing this any time soon? Thanks again! :)
Artewilde 1 year ago
@Artewilde kongjaban is also called kongjorim. Check out the recipe kongjorim (soy bean side dish) on my website please. Thank u!
Maangchi 1 year ago
i LOVE kong jang!!!
e8ghtmileshigh 1 year ago
@xhugdashredderx you can find them at a lot of bulk food stores (in Canada, we have Bulk Barn), or you might be able to get them at a Chinese supermarket.
pulsedrop 1 year ago
cant find raw soy beans anywhere in my area... where can i buy some??
xhugdashredderx 1 year ago
this looks delicious!
jobrozrock 1 year ago
I've always wondered how they make those sweet peanuts sidedish at the korean restaurant...I tried this on peanuts...GREAT!!!!
lancle0 2 years ago
Will the soy sauce make it taste too salty ??
midtownjohn 2 years ago
yet i am using your wtitten recipe
YOURE AWESOME
darkkings123 2 years ago
Thank you!
Maangchi 2 years ago
hi maang! I am a huge fan of your.
ive make this dish a few day ago, but the soy bean is dry and taste a little bitter
What did i do wrong
Any way you ARE AWESOME
darkkings123 2 years ago
Did you follow the written recipe? I posted the detailed recipe and tips on my website.
Maangchi 2 years ago
My nanny has always used black beans for this dish. We ate this version from local grocery stores.
YYW77 2 years ago
I made this today and it tastes so delicious. I keep spying on my refrigerator lol .... because of the soy bean side dish... ha ha ha ha
sirenatse82 3 years ago
cute! I know how you feel!
Maangchi 3 years ago
1 cups of beans with two cups of water. If I use 3 cups of beans, I need to add 6 cups of water???
sirenatse82 3 years ago
Yes, I think so. Check out my written recipe on my website.
Maangchi 3 years ago
I wanna try to make this but I wonder if I could cook this with other kinds of beans?
sirenatse82 3 years ago
yes, you can use other kinds of beans for this recipe. Good luck with your kongjang making! Let me know how it turns out.
Maangchi 3 years ago
I think this looks so yummy. I just ordered some soy beans online and I am going to try to cook this soon.
sirenatse82 3 years ago
Does Korean food cooked in a modern, American kitchen with items purchased from an international grocery store taste almost as good as food that you remember in Korea made with traditional implements and local ingredients?
stillwaterguy04 3 years ago
Thanks for the awesome video. I would like to know how can i store this disc and for how long?
watanuki2009 3 years ago
I am a fan of korean dramas and I always wanted to eat what they eat! Thank you for sharing. I love your blog. It's simply awsome.
marjorieg 3 years ago
Thank you very much! Kong jang is very easy to make!
Maangchi 3 years ago
i recomend chilling it in the refridgerator before eating
PooJiraiya 3 years ago
It looks good, thank you!
bestiaccia 3 years ago
u seems to make very good korean food.
hiEverybodyitsMe 3 years ago
Thank you!
Maangchi 3 years ago
i really enjoy your cooking. can you show me how to make gyelanmali, sweet myulchibokkem and jangjolim? it will be so nice. thank you.
oh7ohoh 3 years ago
Sure, it is already in the list of my upcoming cooking video list. Thank you!
Maangchi 3 years ago
Very Very oishiso , thanks thanks again
lilysansan 3 years ago
every dish that you make is superb and out of this world
i wish to see u on foodnetwork or some kind of aisan cooking show, i'm sure everyone sees you agree that you are a very good cook as well as possess the personality to do a good cooking show
rezzoro 3 years ago
Oh, it's very nice of you!
Maangchi 3 years ago
very interesting but... you can save water? while full bowl closes the
faucet
thanks
comalito 3 years ago
thank you for your advice. I should not waste of water!
Maangchi 3 years ago
I just saw that Itkman left a comment for you. I must say that you 2 are my favorite cooks and I watch both of your videos all the time! Cooking looks so EASY for both of you! Maangchi, have you been to school to be a chef or did you learn through your relatives?
Wivanunu 3 years ago
Thanks, I watched my grand mother and mother cooking and I have cooked for a long time for my family. Now I give some good tips to my mother.
Maangchi 3 years ago
I love it.... You're a profesional Korean's chef.
ltkman 4 years ago
One of my favourite side dishes. And you're right, they're very addictive to eat :) Thanks for the recipe. Your videos are great as always!
orienkorean 4 years ago
Happy Valentines Day!
onlyyesterdaynow 4 years ago
Looks very easy, i will try. Thank you!
szheng 4 years ago
Yes, it's easy! : )
Maangchi 4 years ago
Looks great, thanks for showing us how to make this.
Cant wait to try it. :)
xMaggie19 4 years ago
Thank you! I've got a question. Can I use this recipe to cook potatoe?
snownina1231 4 years ago
what kind of potato dish are you talking about? small size of whole potatoes? or sliced potatoes or cube shape potato dish?
It's a little different recipe from potato dish. I will post it later.
Maangchi 4 years ago
Love it.
yeqiang 4 years ago
I could not thank you enough for providing me the secret of this recipe! I am going to try it as soon as possible. Thank you so much Maangchi, you are absolutely wonderful!
tiffanysml 4 years ago
Ooh I'm going to try this out tomorrow.
Out of curiosity - is it possible to make this recipe using fresh/frozen soya beans instead of dried?
superblackphoenix 4 years ago
I don't think so. Use dried beans. : )
Maangchi 4 years ago
Thank you for sharing this recipe. It brought tears to my eyes as I was thinking of my grandma - she made that for me very often.
fataloptimist 4 years ago
yeah, some food reminds me of my grand mother, too.
Maangchi 4 years ago
i can't wait to try this out!
yaakovjames 4 years ago
yes, it's very easy recipe, and also healthy food. What else? oh, it costs very cheap and of course delicious.
Maangchi 4 years ago
Welcome Back !!!!
Thanks for sharing and Happy Valentine's Day!
mommyh 4 years ago
Maangchi you are the best!
I made Kimchi for the first time, and my roomate who is a Westerner was blown away! She was afraid of trying the Korean restaurants near her house (Steele and Young) but now she is curious!
From this recipe, I want to learn how to make the sweet potato side dish!
vincing 4 years ago
oh, you must be living in Toronto!
check out my blog where you will see the recipe for fried sweet potato. Your friend will love it, too.
Maangchi 4 years ago
Maangchi, i wish you a very happy and sweet Valentine's Day!!
Thank you for this new recipe!!
Keep doing what you do best,you're great!!
Looking forward to your next video. =)
TyphonStorm 4 years ago
Maangchi,
I am wondering if this is also prepared with peanuts? Is it the same procedure? I have eaten the peanuts in a soy sauce usually at galbi restaurants. I just watched your oi kimchi and my mouth is watering after both of these! You are a dear for posting these!
crazyseoulsister 4 years ago
yes, you requested this kongjorim long time ago, right? I have never made peanut jorim before. I am sure it will be the similar recipe.
Maangchi 4 years ago
thank you for coming back. Happy v-tine's day.
craigtubaplaya 4 years ago
You, too!
Maangchi 4 years ago
first comment...he he ....i love all your dishes...you are a great chef. keep up with the great vids. kat
evilkate666 4 years ago
Kat,
Thanks, Happy Valentine's Day!
Maangchi 4 years ago
happy v-day to you too maangchi....
evilkate666 4 years ago
Im going to have to make this. My Korean friends are so impressed even when I mention some of the foods you posted. Thanks.
animemab 4 years ago
I'm glad to hear that. Say hello to your friends!
Maangchi 4 years ago
Does it taste like red bean? Also, im waiting on that Soon tofu soup recipe!! :-D
OsitolovesCosita 4 years ago
Oh, you must have never tasted this. The taste is different from red bean. : )
Soon Tofu soup, ok, Thank you for your patience!
Maangchi 4 years ago