OMG, THANK YOU so much for posting this!!! I've been looking everywhere trying to find how to make this dish. I've eaten it a lot since I was a kid, but didn't really know what it was called and what it's made from. Your awesome! :-) Enjoyed every recipe you've filmed & always makes me hungry in the middle of the night!! lol :-)
I have question maangchi. If I want to make only 1 dish for3 people it. How many mung bean should I mix and water. This amount is too much for my family. Thanks. Love yr video.
Sweet, thanks!! What about it sitting out? I see it at the Korean market all the time sitting out not refrigerated. How long can the jelly sit out without being in the fridge (unsauced)? Thanks.
@mikalwilliams I don't know the answer because I always keep it in the refrigerator once I make it. Did you leave the same question on my blog? I will copy and paste the answer there, too. Happy cooking!
What is the best way to store this? Without sauce and then put sauce on before you serve? Or sauce it and store it? How long can it last if sauced and stored? Also, I alway see it in the store sitting out an no refrigerated, is that OK? If so how long can it be sitting out (unsauced) thanks!!
@Maangchi Actually, they are not on there, which is why I asked :) Trust me, I read that thing pretty good. I will transfer my question to the website. Thanks. P.S. You are awesome!!
@mikalwilliams I'm sorry and thank you for letting me know about it again. : ) You can keep mungbean jelly in the fridge up to 1 week. It will be shrunk, the color will be a little milky, and some water will come out from the jelly a few days after, but don't worry. Blanch it in hot boiling water until it looks clear. It's more chewy and more delicious. If you mix it with seasoning sauce, I recommend you eat it as soon as possible. Happy cooking! Check out my new recipe that I just posted.
@ABiteOfMe check out my "korean grocery store" list on my website plz. I hope there are some Korean grocery stores info submitted by my readers. Happy cooking!
maangchi!@!!!! i am on diet hahaha this recipe really suit for me and my friends..... thanks for the recipe!!!!!! i like this so much!!! i love love love the taste!!!!!!!
I've been watching this video ever since you posted it... I've been checking ALL the asian stores for the starch but can't find it... my room mate found some, so hopefully it's the correct kind. {FINGERS CROSSED} I can't wait to try it out...
@hliew0 You can keep it up to several days in the refrigerator, but it will shrink. Then blanch the cold jelly in hot water. The jelly will turn translucent again. I love the taste! More detailed info is on my website. Check the mungbean jelly side dish recipe.
Being part of a Chinese family, I've had almost this exact thing many times as an appetizer - we just don't use as much vegetables or the laver flakes as garnishes
@DAIGORO14 lol, I know what you mean! : ) But I have never thought about making sweet mungbean jelly by adding some sweet stuff. I don't know if it works or not. Do some experiments and let me know the result. Thank you!
I've had this before in a restaurant, they had little bits of meat inside it though... nevertheless, i really enjoyed the video and I look forward to making this recipe!
I love how you do all those unpredictable things like the fire and ice thing. You're like a scientist, or a witch, haha! The excellent results speak for themselves. The camera quality is really good here. Anyway, keep up the great work! This one's going on myspace.
You are awesome. I love Korean food and have tried cooking a few dishes so far. You're videos are so helpful and entertaining. You are quite hilarious as well. I'm sorry I didn't catch on while you were in Toronto. It would have been great to get some cooking lessons from you. Take care.
@soclueless7 hi, check the recipe of "fresh cream cake) posted by my reader. To see the recipe, check "recipe request" on the forum on my website. I don't know how to make it but someday maybe.
maangchi, is it possible to serve this mung bean jelly as a dessert? so instead of salt, adding sugar/honey?
i love your show! i hope you'll post how to cook tak tori tang (not so sure how to spell it, chicken stew with potato and carrot?) it's super delicious!
@punkonthis You do it the same way as with a gas stove. Just turn on the burner to high and drag the nori across until it toasts. We never had a gas stove and my Mom toasted it that way.
They all look so pretty! But I have to say that the first one looks the best! You make awesome presentations with the garnish =] and they look so good too!
i was showing my mom your videos for the first time a few days ago and just yesterday she told me she heard your videos being mentioned on the korean radio station here in NYC. i just thought was so random. also, i just visited your website and saw that you're having cooking classes in NYC but the one this month is sold out :( i hope to attend one in the future :) much luck on all your success.
Do you know that this youtube channel of yours has just been introduced on Korean portal sites, like DAUM and Naver??? :-D You will probably get a lot of visitors from Korea, and very likely will get chances to be on Korean TV shows. Good for you!
This stuff is awesome my grandmother use to make this with me put it in all sorts off molds and stuff. This video reminds me of the few good times I had before she passed away. Thanx Maangchi this is one for the recipe books and good memories.
I had this at a restaurant and I tried to pick up a piece with chopsticks but it went horribly wrong! It flew across the room and everyone laughed LOL Warning these are really slippery and use a fork if you are not good with chopsticks!
So happy you posted this recipe. I've tried making this before, but I could never get the starch to water ratio right. It either would come out too soft or too hard. I'll be making this dish tomorrow as it's one of my favorites when we go to Korean restaurants. :)
@saprater25 I know how you feel! : ) Lots of mung bean jelly with delicious sauce! Make it and let me know how it turns out. Check the written recipe and tips and FAQ on my website : )
I have only had dotorimuk muchim (acorn jelly) but I am sure I would like this too. Thanks for helping me impress my Aunt and Mom. My Aunt keeps saying I cook better than her now! - Kyon
My mouth went watery when I saw you eating that delicious dish. It looks sooo yummy that I wished I was you like I always do when I see the tasty food you cook.
wow maangchi im very impressed with your recipes..its healthy and easy to do, and i like the way you garnish, pretty clear make up you had...keep uploading vids...take care
This dish is definitely an acquired taste.. I could never eat this, because the texture would make me gag EVERYTIME.. it tasted good, but I couldn't get over the texture, lol - Thanks for sharing with us.. it was nice seeing it made!!
mmmmm i remember my mom and grammy making this when i was back home. never realized how much time and work went into making something that disappeared so fast!
This is very unique! Thanks for posting this Maangchi! <3
9HereticPrincess9 2 months ago
OMG, THANK YOU so much for posting this!!! I've been looking everywhere trying to find how to make this dish. I've eaten it a lot since I was a kid, but didn't really know what it was called and what it's made from. Your awesome! :-) Enjoyed every recipe you've filmed & always makes me hungry in the middle of the night!! lol :-)
majestic29 3 months ago
True!! All the restaurants have this dish!
dhwlrqlrqod 6 months ago
I have question maangchi. If I want to make only 1 dish for3 people it. How many mung bean should I mix and water. This amount is too much for my family. Thanks. Love yr video.
xalang 6 months ago
Made this today, it was very good, and simple. Thank you for your easy to follow videos!
Blairtje13 7 months ago
Sweet, thanks!! What about it sitting out? I see it at the Korean market all the time sitting out not refrigerated. How long can the jelly sit out without being in the fridge (unsauced)? Thanks.
mikalwilliams 8 months ago
@mikalwilliams I don't know the answer because I always keep it in the refrigerator once I make it. Did you leave the same question on my blog? I will copy and paste the answer there, too. Happy cooking!
Maangchi 8 months ago
What is the best way to store this? Without sauce and then put sauce on before you serve? Or sauce it and store it? How long can it last if sauced and stored? Also, I alway see it in the store sitting out an no refrigerated, is that OK? If so how long can it be sitting out (unsauced) thanks!!
mikalwilliams 8 months ago
@mikalwilliams too many questions! : ) Check out the recipe on my website. The answers are there. If not, leave your question there.
Maangchi 8 months ago
@Maangchi Actually, they are not on there, which is why I asked :) Trust me, I read that thing pretty good. I will transfer my question to the website. Thanks. P.S. You are awesome!!
mikalwilliams 8 months ago
@mikalwilliams I'm sorry and thank you for letting me know about it again. : ) You can keep mungbean jelly in the fridge up to 1 week. It will be shrunk, the color will be a little milky, and some water will come out from the jelly a few days after, but don't worry. Blanch it in hot boiling water until it looks clear. It's more chewy and more delicious. If you mix it with seasoning sauce, I recommend you eat it as soon as possible. Happy cooking! Check out my new recipe that I just posted.
Maangchi 8 months ago
there's always room for mung bean jelly XD
MsSpecialkei 9 months ago
are there any other strach to replace Mung Bean Starch? i don't think i can find it here in Malaysia :((
ABiteOfMe 10 months ago
@ABiteOfMe It's sold at a Korean grocery store.
Maangchi 10 months ago
@Maangchi :) I'll try looking for it then~ gomawo Maangchi!
ABiteOfMe 10 months ago
@ABiteOfMe check out my "korean grocery store" list on my website plz. I hope there are some Korean grocery stores info submitted by my readers. Happy cooking!
Maangchi 10 months ago
wow it's look so delicious
but look be carefuly 9:48 somethings drop lol maangchi i love u!!
fidendu2 1 year ago
lol for some reason I found it cute when you said:1 tsp honey. I dunno I just think you are cute he!he!
beatricexox 1 year ago
이 요리가 정말 좋아해요! I never thought to put it in those cute molds, perfect idea! 아이구~ 지금은 배고파~!
kitanablade3 1 year ago
maangchi!@!!!! i am on diet hahaha this recipe really suit for me and my friends..... thanks for the recipe!!!!!! i like this so much!!! i love love love the taste!!!!!!!
seannasejapan 1 year ago
@seannasejapan glad to hear that!
Maangchi 1 year ago
OMG!! Thank you so much for posting this! I didnt know it was so easy to make...one of my favourite sidedishes everrr :) pae-gop'a-yo :)
arale1402 1 year ago
I've been watching this video ever since you posted it... I've been checking ALL the asian stores for the starch but can't find it... my room mate found some, so hopefully it's the correct kind. {FINGERS CROSSED} I can't wait to try it out...
lyeaanngn 1 year ago
hey maangchi, the japanese eat something similar to this food called konnyaku. is it the same thing?
wereluva 1 year ago
@wereluva no, they are different.
Maangchi 1 year ago
omg every time i watch this i want this so badddd.
it just looks sooo delicious.
MrOnionRing 1 year ago
How long would this keep in the fridge??
hliew0 1 year ago
@hliew0 You can keep it up to several days in the refrigerator, but it will shrink. Then blanch the cold jelly in hot water. The jelly will turn translucent again. I love the taste! More detailed info is on my website. Check the mungbean jelly side dish recipe.
Maangchi 1 year ago
@Maangchi Thank you so much!
hliew0 10 months ago
YUMM!
kamikaze84841 1 year ago
Being part of a Chinese family, I've had almost this exact thing many times as an appetizer - we just don't use as much vegetables or the laver flakes as garnishes
sieurdesushi 1 year ago
Thanks so much for making this one. Think I asked about this on your website :D heh
Didn't realize how easy it was to make the stuff. I'll have to pick up some of that starch next time we go to the korean store!
shollia 1 year ago
@shollia oh, you requested this dish? awesome! Let me know the result if you make this later.
Maangchi 1 year ago
Maangchi, how long does the jelly typically keep?
punkonthis 1 year ago
@punkonthis for a week in the refrigerator.
Maangchi 1 year ago
Your dish looks so good to eat. You are a superb demonstrator!
Oldirocks 2 years ago
do Koreans ever use this mung bean starch for desserts? I think the texture is better then agar agar. what do you think? love your videos
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DAIGORO14 2 years ago
@DAIGORO14 lol, I know what you mean! : ) But I have never thought about making sweet mungbean jelly by adding some sweet stuff. I don't know if it works or not. Do some experiments and let me know the result. Thank you!
Maangchi 2 years ago
I've had this before in a restaurant, they had little bits of meat inside it though... nevertheless, i really enjoyed the video and I look forward to making this recipe!
runescapeaddict111 2 years ago
I love the way how you dress yourself so pretty for every single clip! You're making every effort!
luticia 2 years ago
@luticia Thank you very much! You are right! I'm trying to do my best. : )
Maangchi 2 years ago
This looks delicious
twish1999 2 years ago
i LOVE this side dish~~ =D
bluebaby137 2 years ago
I tried this at home!It's delicious!Thank you!
beatricexox 2 years ago
@beatricexox thank you for your update!
Maangchi 2 years ago
My pleasure!You could be a Korean Julia Child lol because you are so good!
beatricexox 2 years ago
fantastic... I love you....
danieldevice 2 years ago
u're the best...love u maangchi...xx
s4lford 2 years ago
Were you boiling it at first or?
beatricexox 2 years ago
I love you Maangchi:D
You're my cooking oracle. Every tip and trick you add to basic recipes turn them into something special. Thanks!
thomas211984 2 years ago
your food are very good.
i tried this one and its soooo good i love it thanks for sharing such great recipes ^_^
theeverydaykhate 2 years ago
can I use corn starch instead of mung bean starch
polarispan 2 years ago
its not the same thing, so the texture will actually come out different.
houchi69 2 years ago
no, you must use mung bean starch to make this dish since it is the staple ingredient of the dish.. it's like trying to make soy milk with corn.. :/
koreatastic 2 years ago
I want you as my mommy ;O
SlayermanNL 2 years ago
hahahaha i said sheet!! love that!!
sthprkbutterslovers 2 years ago
@sthprkbutterslovers lol
Maangchi 2 years ago
My mom makes this too, and I love this...what a great video! Thank you!
JEANNIE7432 2 years ago
I love how you do all those unpredictable things like the fire and ice thing. You're like a scientist, or a witch, haha! The excellent results speak for themselves. The camera quality is really good here. Anyway, keep up the great work! This one's going on myspace.
~ xoxo
Orchid899 2 years ago
hi wwow it looks great !! can you upoad KalGookSoo, MeoLiJiLi, BoSam, DdokGook and MulHwae.. Please~~~
iwholefoodsi 2 years ago
Hey there Maangchi!
You are awesome. I love Korean food and have tried cooking a few dishes so far. You're videos are so helpful and entertaining. You are quite hilarious as well. I'm sorry I didn't catch on while you were in Toronto. It would have been great to get some cooking lessons from you. Take care.
merchant2 2 years ago
@merchant2 Thank you! Let's meet next time I have a meetup in Toronto!
Maangchi 2 years ago
Maangchi !can i do it with flour or semolina or smthing dat available here in U S A ?pls ans me!belated Happy Birth Day to uuuuuu!
sultanchy 2 years ago
A savory kind of jelly! Now that is something I haven't seen before. It looks delicious!
heopie 2 years ago
안녕하세요. 제가 한국 생크림 케익이 진짜그리워서 그러는데, 혹시 만드는거 비디오 올려주실수있으세요? 아니면 꽈배기 빵이나요... ㅋㅋㅋ 감사합니다
soclueless7 2 years ago
@soclueless7 hi, check the recipe of "fresh cream cake) posted by my reader. To see the recipe, check "recipe request" on the forum on my website. I don't know how to make it but someday maybe.
Maangchi 2 years ago
great vid! really informative! thanks *^_^*
avastacia 2 years ago
maangchi, is it possible to use sugar instead of salt? and serve this dish as a dessert?
natkarco 2 years ago
@natkarco I have been getting the same question as you do. : ) Invent your own dessert, why not? let me know how it turns out.
Maangchi 2 years ago
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAANGCHI!<3 :)
mouthsweet 2 years ago
@mouthsweet Thanks a lot! : )
Maangchi 2 years ago
i love yr vidio~~~very easy too me making food
potato0326 2 years ago
how long can the mung bean jelly be stored in the refrigerator?
CatherineKool 2 years ago
@CatherineKool you gotta check FAQ of this recipe on my website. : )
Maangchi 2 years ago
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MrsNutellalover 2 years ago
What's this song Maangchi?
(the on in the beginning. 0:01 to 0:12)
iPinoyBaller 2 years ago
@iPinoyBaller It's 'People Do Rock Steady' by The Bodysnatchers
Maangchi 2 years ago
All the food you make! gets me so Hungry lol ur so cute and awesome!
sexysadism69 2 years ago
maangchi, is it possible to serve this mung bean jelly as a dessert? so instead of salt, adding sugar/honey?
i love your show! i hope you'll post how to cook tak tori tang (not so sure how to spell it, chicken stew with potato and carrot?) it's super delicious!
natkarco 2 years ago
@natkarco I have never thought about the idea. Invent your own dessert! : )
Maangchi 2 years ago
maangchi, is it possible to use this mung bean as a dessert? (like a pudding)
i love your show! i hope you could post how to cook tak tori tang (not so sure how to spell it)
natkarco 2 years ago
Thanks for the video Maangchi! I can't wait to try some of these!
rhymeswithmonet 2 years ago
Maangchi! You are so awesome! :D
Question, have you ever made laver in your oven? I don't have a gas stove. How would I go about using an electric sove to make laver?
punkonthis 2 years ago
@punkonthis yes, roast it over electric stove directly. no problem.
Maangchi 2 years ago
@punkonthis You do it the same way as with a gas stove. Just turn on the burner to high and drag the nori across until it toasts. We never had a gas stove and my Mom toasted it that way.
PoppyBrown 2 years ago
They all look so pretty! But I have to say that the first one looks the best! You make awesome presentations with the garnish =] and they look so good too!
ivydragon12 2 years ago
I love your videos!! :D
smilefermebabyy 2 years ago
looks delicious! droolsss!
smurfiennes 2 years ago
우왕굳~ 이거 욜라 맛있어요.
balkorak 2 years ago
i LOVE this stuff~ thanks maangchi, because i forgot what the korean name for this was:) im gonna tell my oma to make it xD
froogleguitar 2 years ago
maangchi sunsengnim...
i was showing my mom your videos for the first time a few days ago and just yesterday she told me she heard your videos being mentioned on the korean radio station here in NYC. i just thought was so random. also, i just visited your website and saw that you're having cooking classes in NYC but the one this month is sold out :( i hope to attend one in the future :) much luck on all your success.
YBchanel 2 years ago
You are pretty awesome, Ma'am!!!
Do you know that this youtube channel of yours has just been introduced on Korean portal sites, like DAUM and Naver??? :-D You will probably get a lot of visitors from Korea, and very likely will get chances to be on Korean TV shows. Good for you!
Qlibrary 2 years ago
This stuff is awesome my grandmother use to make this with me put it in all sorts off molds and stuff. This video reminds me of the few good times I had before she passed away. Thanx Maangchi this is one for the recipe books and good memories.
XarraX9009 2 years ago
I had this at a restaurant and I tried to pick up a piece with chopsticks but it went horribly wrong! It flew across the room and everyone laughed LOL Warning these are really slippery and use a fork if you are not good with chopsticks!
vegemitegrrl 2 years ago
Maangchi: What is the knife that you use? I'd really like to know :)
Lasolius 2 years ago 3
@Lasolius check the kitchenware section on my website. I posted the photos of crinkle cutters and my knives there. Thank you!
Maangchi 2 years ago
thanks I was wondering what knife you were using as well!
Keep the videos going!!!! I love watching them!
Thood618 2 years ago
흑흑...
먹고 싶어요!
My problem is that Korean food store is too far away from where I live..
Someday I will go and buy and make,,
Can't wait!
Thanks
watercolorcool 2 years ago
fab!!!!!!!!!
borrowmemoney 2 years ago
one of my favorite dishes! thank you for sharing :)
YBchanel 2 years ago
i just ate this at a restaurant here and seoul and was wondering what it was made out of..now i can make it myself! thank you! ^_^
theplainest 2 years ago
Thank you for responding back Maangchi. And thank you sultanchy. Maybe i'll try it one day....
chaamcheanich 2 years ago
ohhh, you had me at the part where we need to wait for the jelly to be thicken.
ChoiSeungHyunTOP 2 years ago
So happy you posted this recipe. I've tried making this before, but I could never get the starch to water ratio right. It either would come out too soft or too hard. I'll be making this dish tomorrow as it's one of my favorites when we go to Korean restaurants. :)
saprater25 2 years ago
@saprater25 I know how you feel! : ) Lots of mung bean jelly with delicious sauce! Make it and let me know how it turns out. Check the written recipe and tips and FAQ on my website : )
Maangchi 2 years ago
looks delicious, will definitely try to make this!
buttontree 2 years ago
Maangchi thank you for sharing your great recipes. I look forward to seeing more!
Happy New Year :)
sionnach8 2 years ago
It is one of my favourite Korean dishes and it just looks so so appetizing! Thank you for sharing it and I ljust ove your food!!! from Kay
selnyhkgsydsin 2 years ago
i like the tomato rose
PaulieZeRd 2 years ago
Maangchi, can this mung bean jelly make into sweet dessert?
Can it possible if sugar add into it?
chaamcheanich 2 years ago
@chaamcheanich : ) good question, but the answer is no. But if you want to invent a new dessert, go ahead, why not.
Maangchi 2 years ago
@chaamcheanich ,i think u can coz,this is the same way in India we make sweet dishes with rice flower,semolina etc.add suger and gernish with Almond!
sultanchy 2 years ago
I have only had dotorimuk muchim (acorn jelly) but I am sure I would like this too. Thanks for helping me impress my Aunt and Mom. My Aunt keeps saying I cook better than her now! - Kyon
PoppyBrown 2 years ago
wow so beautiful, making me hungry!
destiny428 2 years ago
Wow...I have never seen that in my life...but it looks great! :-)
You are an artist!
Wivanunu 2 years ago
How does the mung bean jelly taste like without the sauce? Is it plain and tasteless like regular starch water?
irenenergy 2 years ago
@irenenergy yeah, it's kinda bland, so you need the sauce to eat it. The taste is like noodles.
Maangchi 2 years ago
We love you Maangchi! You defintiely should be on the food network.
flippypimpstein 2 years ago 9
@flippypimpstein thanks a lot. I love you, too!
Maangchi 2 years ago
With sesame oil are you supposed to refridgerate it after opening or can you leave it out? if so how long is it good for.
kmenicanin 2 years ago
@kmenicanin yes, I keep it in the refrigerator. It will be ok up to about 3 months in the refrigerator.
Maangchi 2 years ago
i always get hunrgry watching your videos =P
xbebejosiex 2 years ago 3
hey doesnt japanese and chinese people eat this stuff too?
wereluva 2 years ago
I love thiss my mom makes it all the timee !
mintchococat 2 years ago
What beautiful looking dishes, Maangchi you are amazing, have the best day.
udder777 2 years ago
technically, its one sidedish organized differently.
none the less, it looks yummy yummy in my tummy~!!
Cuttiegirlsu 2 years ago
I think you should so be on Food Network. You're so freaking awesome.
myra4787 2 years ago 5
This looks so good ! Thank You !
bertintowncenter 2 years ago
OH MY GOD!!
i had them at KBBQ as a side dish!!!!!
i love those!!! Thank you!!!
i giggled when it wiggles xD hehe
houchi69 2 years ago 3
wow!!sooo special !! yummy!!
pinkqueen204 2 years ago
Those are so pretty Maangchi! If that was served to me I would feel like a Korean princess!
dazigg 2 years ago
nice stove...
zfair3850 2 years ago
these r so yummy!
StephTwitsandTubes 2 years ago
haha I ate that today but mine was darker.
I always thought it was acorn pudding not mung bean. o_o
PrinceGardo 2 years ago
@PrinceGardo there are two kinds of jelly.
acorn (which is a opaque brown jelly.
myung bean jelly is translucent white (like in the video)
Cuttiegirlsu 2 years ago
My mouth went watery when I saw you eating that delicious dish. It looks sooo yummy that I wished I was you like I always do when I see the tasty food you cook.
lilydd28 2 years ago 4
oooohh mmyy goodd!! it looks good! looks like translucide tofu! hehe, don't think we can get this stuff here but.. I know it would taste good!
Do you think you have any more recipe that contains silk tofu? I would love to see one! thank you :)
Caramelle22 2 years ago
Looks delicious!
Korea4Me 2 years ago
nice dish ps you're cute too!
frenchbullfrog 2 years ago
gosh everything u cook and eat look so delicious :p love ur simple recipes!
maikor3 2 years ago
wow maangchi im very impressed with your recipes..its healthy and easy to do, and i like the way you garnish, pretty clear make up you had...keep uploading vids...take care
philest25 2 years ago
does it tast like jelly?
CreAMPUFF937 2 years ago
yummy
headachebaby 2 years ago
WAA I love cold dishes
Please open your restaurant maangchi!
mehdan2 2 years ago 5
xD
mook is always good ;D
iSmilexDD 2 years ago
umm...taste good :D
congaituthan95 2 years ago
ooo jiggliness. And its simple to make.
GenjitsuSama 2 years ago
with sesame oil is it best to refrigerate it after opening a new bottle? it's my first time using it lol
kmenicanin 2 years ago
That looks delicious! ^___^
KimmieSpirit 2 years ago
looks very delicious I will try. Thanks Maangchi!
Chykara 2 years ago
I love the small shapes!
powerplantop 2 years ago
reminds me of agar agar
i like mung bean noodles for sunomono
DAIGORO14 2 years ago
This reminds me of a chinese dish, Liangfen, which also uses chilled strips of mungbean starch. :)
solastalgic1 2 years ago
Yummy! =)
iamkikay 2 years ago
simply OUTSTANDING!
farleen 2 years ago
In India we do similar dish with tapioca starch but we serve with mango chutney or mango sauce.... nice recipe thanks...
viduoo9 2 years ago
OMG that looks so good!!! Yum!! :))))))
ellelesrose 2 years ago
this might be a silly question, but when you eat is the jelly cold? - either way it looks so yummy !!
YesterdaysNewspaper 2 years ago
This is one of my favorites!!
SpencerMcCready 2 years ago
This dish is definitely an acquired taste.. I could never eat this, because the texture would make me gag EVERYTIME.. it tasted good, but I couldn't get over the texture, lol - Thanks for sharing with us.. it was nice seeing it made!!
wandongluv 2 years ago
So Beautiful and Delicious looking. Yum!
So I'm guessing it would be way too difficult to use raw unprocessed mung beans . . . eh? Got to get the powder? Reminds me of tofu.
maraskywalkeriii 2 years ago
This look good :). I would honestly have trouble making this lol.
Thanks for sharing this recepie with us :).
kuru2k9 2 years ago
Looks very delicious!! Thx for the post.
ilikethewok 2 years ago
oh my goodness I LOVE your shirt! You're always to stylish & pretty:D
Thank you for all your recipes & everything you do~you're awesome Maangchi!!^^
jl605native 2 years ago 5
It looks so delicious <3
thanks for this recipe ^.^
Nphilosophy 2 years ago 3
mmmmm i remember my mom and grammy making this when i was back home. never realized how much time and work went into making something that disappeared so fast!
sprinklies1 2 years ago
thanks for your upload
its really intesting to watch when you cook
it looks delicious
happy new year and greetings from germany
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BUECHERWURMR 2 years ago
DELICIOUS!! Thanks for posting^^
Sparkling2Relight 2 years ago
This looks good!
Nfan22 2 years ago
Chrysanthemum and perilla leaves are my absolute favorite greens! This looks so delicious!
crystalAura 2 years ago