I just made this for the first time, it is very refreshing and has a mild taste that wil complement your main course very well. Thank you for the recipe!! I love it:D
Thanks for your videos! I love how you introduce it for us!
I have a question!
I wonder how long can this side-dish be kept in the refrigerate? I want to make a lot and then eat them within a week. Would the side-dish go bad? Does this need to be eaten on the day we make them?
mung bean sprouts go bad faster than yellow soy bean sprout... so I will say.. first day ..the taste is the best..and maybe about for 3 days you can enjoy the dish. :)
Hi Aeri! Your dishes always look so appetizing! I'm gonna have to try making them myself when I get back to my country. Anyway, I was wondering how long could Korean banchans be kept for. Must we finish eating them immediately? Cuz it'll be nice if we could make a batch and eat them for a few days instead right?
it depends on side-dishes.. some side-dishes using fresh vegetables like.. lettuce.. cucumber.. you will eat that day.. but some side-dishes like pickled.. fermented like kimchi.. can be eaten for a long time.. several weeks.. some side-dishes.. like fried dried seasoned squid..they can eat several weeks too.. so it's all depends on what kind of side-dishes you make.. thanks
I love many of the Korean side dishes! I was glad to find your video on how to make it. After watching this I wanted some so bad I used the last of the sprouts I had in the fridge even though I didn't have green onions. It was still pretty good. I know it will taste even better when I can follow your recipe completely! I have subscribed to you and will watch all your videos. Thank You!
I just made this yesterday with your recipe. Very good. I'd tried following the steps in half a dozen cookbooks, but none of them ever turned out right, but this one did. Delicious. Can't wait to try your croaker hotpot next
it's true that boiling bean sprouts with this amount of time will lose a lot of nurition but if u try to put certain amount of salt it will help to bind the nutrition from losing, it works for any vegetable. Thx for sharing the recipe :) i like your videos
Nice to mee you !! at first.. the sidedish you tried in Korean restaurant was mungbean sprout ?? not yellow bean sprout ?? because usually they serve yellow bean sprout sidedish (kongnamul) anyway.. mung bean sprout becomes bad very quickly... so I don't want you make a hugh bunch of them..then you might have to threw away them before you finish it. thanks ;)
Yes.. it will lose nutrition. So.. for bean sprout dish (kong namul) which Koreans eat very often, after we boil the bean sprout, leave some of the bean sprout to make the side-dish..and with the left over cooked bean sprout and the broth, we make soup.. thanks !!!
umm,can I use soy sauce as a substitute for sesame oil? and can I just skip or omit sesame seeds? and 1 last question,ehehehe,...umm,can I addsome chili flakes too?
Oops.. you don't want substitute soysauce for sesame oil.. because then your food will be too salty.. just skip sesame oil if you don't like it. yep you can skip sesame seeds also.. the taste will be more plain though.. yep.. you can add chili flakes if you like it.. thanks !!!
Great set of videos. Thanks for making these dishes appear so simply to make. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. As for your English..... its very good. Your accent only adds to the narration of the video. The subtitles of the ingredients is an addition to well laid out recipe on "more info" tab. I have once eaten a vegetable side dish called "bracken fern".... do you have a recipe for this? Many thanks.
Hello! I love your video and I plan to make this dish soon. I could totally understand every thing you said and you are doing great...keep up the good work. Your English is just fine and I appreciate your video! thanks! :0) Nina
your english is just fine and i can totally understand you! i also think your accent is so cute =) thanks for making such great food, i made the galbi and spicy pork today. turned out great! thank you!
Oh~~ I'm sorry that you can't understand my English. I don't know if you noticed .. when I started to make videos, I used subtitles without speaking..actually it's much easier to make videos that way..but I realized it's better for people to listen the instruction than read sentences, but I can understand you..my English is not that great.. oops.
My suggestion is..if you don't mind..please visit my blog, that has all the recipes from this video and ingredients explanaiton. I sent you the address. ^^ thanks !!
I serve it right after I make it. You can keep the left over in the refrigerator. It goes bad faster than yellow bean sprouts, so it's best to eat this in 1 or 2 days. Thank you !!!
Does this recipe traditionally have soy sauce in it? I used another recipe that had soy sauce in it before and it was too salty. I'll try your way, it looks promising. Less water too.
By the way I like that you pronounce the names of the dishes out loud :D
oh.. I think.. It can be different depending on different areas in Korea.. but what I know about that side-dish..we usually don't add soy sauce.. hehe just use salt for salty flavor. Yes,, try it and let me know..thanks !!!
all the korean restaurants here have this as side dish - and it's a favorite of mine :) thanks for posting it aeri !!! you are definitly MY FAVORITE person EVER! well, aside from my hubby and kids, of course... LOL :)
Hi Aeri, wow, this is another great side dish that will go great with rice. I also like those bean sprouts with the yellow heads attached on the stem. I think it's konnamul, I love it with bibimbop and lots of other stuff. Thanks again for your hard and great work.
Hi,, Everyone !! Thank you for all your comments !!! I just wanted to make sure..this bean sprout is different from yellow bean sprout (kong NaMul =콩나물) ..it looks similar though..hehe Kong namil.. you don't have to squeeze out the water !!! Have a great week !!!!
Yep.. it's different from yellow bean sprout (kong namul =콩나물) so You will get lots of water later if you don't squeeze out the water..hehe thanks !!!
onni...i always eat this in my school cafe! but yours look moreeee yummy~ will try making it myself ^^ oh..but...u didnt show ur face this time. aigo! kk.
are you studying hard for your last exam ?? or I will rattle you.. STUDY HARD !!! hehe joke.. oh... school cafe !!! what is your favorite menu there... ??? haha.. lazy to record video with face..hohoho.. miss you !!! thanks !!
I like the song and the food!!!! heheh thanks unni saving the world again!! i mean saving my stomach.. lolz!! HUngry!! Korean Bean Sprout is so different! Tasty too!
I just made this for the first time, it is very refreshing and has a mild taste that wil complement your main course very well. Thank you for the recipe!! I love it:D
makun16 5 months ago
i don´t have sesame oil T-T can i replace it by something or just not use it?i really wanna make it
1KoreaLover1 5 months ago
@1KoreaLover1
just skip it.. and if you have a chance to get sesame oil.. try it with sesame oil also.. thanks
aeriskitchen 4 months ago
@aeriskitchen
Thanks for your videos! I love how you introduce it for us!
I have a question!
I wonder how long can this side-dish be kept in the refrigerate? I want to make a lot and then eat them within a week. Would the side-dish go bad? Does this need to be eaten on the day we make them?
Thanks for your help in advance. : )
VC28 3 months ago
@VC28
mung bean sprouts go bad faster than yellow soy bean sprout... so I will say.. first day ..the taste is the best..and maybe about for 3 days you can enjoy the dish. :)
aeriskitchen 3 months ago
감사합니다
lucy11112 8 months ago
I made it today and it's delicious ! Thank you very much !!
Shayakiddo 8 months ago
Hi Aeri! Your dishes always look so appetizing! I'm gonna have to try making them myself when I get back to my country. Anyway, I was wondering how long could Korean banchans be kept for. Must we finish eating them immediately? Cuz it'll be nice if we could make a batch and eat them for a few days instead right?
wildoetz 9 months ago
@wildoetz
it depends on side-dishes.. some side-dishes using fresh vegetables like.. lettuce.. cucumber.. you will eat that day.. but some side-dishes like pickled.. fermented like kimchi.. can be eaten for a long time.. several weeks.. some side-dishes.. like fried dried seasoned squid..they can eat several weeks too.. so it's all depends on what kind of side-dishes you make.. thanks
aeriskitchen 9 months ago
Oh my gosh I'm so cooking this :D it looks soooo good (I love mung bean sprouts) hehe :D thank you for this recipe ^-^
iMapleMochi 1 year ago
thank you for this i love this side dish!! what is it called in korean???
DoubleUINGCeeHyoun 1 year ago
@DoubleUINGCeeHyoun
SukJu NaMul in Korean ^^
aeriskitchen 1 year ago
Thanks for the video. The music if horrible though.
cliffcox66 1 year ago
@cliffcox66 K-pop version of Mexico's "Feliz Navidad"
I luled.
MalkavianHand 9 months ago
thank you . Love Korean side dishes.. I'll try
irilight 1 year ago
I love many of the Korean side dishes! I was glad to find your video on how to make it. After watching this I wanted some so bad I used the last of the sprouts I had in the fridge even though I didn't have green onions. It was still pretty good. I know it will taste even better when I can follow your recipe completely! I have subscribed to you and will watch all your videos. Thank You!
In His Grace
Elton
bytetek 1 year ago
@bytetek
Nice to meet you. ^^
If you like Korean side-dishes.. please check my blog because I have more side-dish recipes that I didn't post on youtube over there.. thanks
aeriskitchen 1 year ago
it's simple but i love this ^_^
d3mur3 1 year ago
감사합니다.
간단한 반찬거리 하나 생겼네요.ㅎ
pmihsdjm 1 year ago
This dish was very easy to make. Yummy! Thanks!
thegumbootsgirl 1 year ago
Hello!
Thank you so much! I am trying to learn to make kongjaban....this is a black bean soy dish. Do you know how?
Thanks :)
Artewilde 1 year ago
@Artewilde
I will add it to my list.. thanks :D
aeriskitchen 1 year ago
This is one dish I don't like.
Khyrid 1 year ago
@Khyrid
Oh.. really.. I have some Korean dishes I don't like either. :D Maybe you can find other Korean dishes you like..right ? ^^
aeriskitchen 1 year ago
@aeriskitchen Yes, I like most of them!
Khyrid 1 year ago
I just made this yesterday with your recipe. Very good. I'd tried following the steps in half a dozen cookbooks, but none of them ever turned out right, but this one did. Delicious. Can't wait to try your croaker hotpot next
saprater25 1 year ago
@saprater25
That's real compliment.. hehe thanks :D
aeriskitchen 1 year ago
Thank you!!!
waaaning 1 year ago
what kind of sesame oil do you use?
nageek18 2 years ago
Hi nageek18,
I use Korean brand sesame oil. I will send you a link for it. but you can use any kind of sesame oil .. thanks
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
it's true that boiling bean sprouts with this amount of time will lose a lot of nurition but if u try to put certain amount of salt it will help to bind the nutrition from losing, it works for any vegetable. Thx for sharing the recipe :) i like your videos
BioIII 2 years ago
hi BioIII,
Thanks for sharing good knowledge. :) Have a great week.
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
hi there, thanks for sharing ur recipe! been wanting to learn how to make it since I ate it a few times in Korean restaurants and loved it =)
Question though, can I make a huge bunch then keep them in the fridge? How long can it last?
Thanks!
itzmeduhh 2 years ago
hi itzmeduhh,
Nice to mee you !! at first.. the sidedish you tried in Korean restaurant was mungbean sprout ?? not yellow bean sprout ?? because usually they serve yellow bean sprout sidedish (kongnamul) anyway.. mung bean sprout becomes bad very quickly... so I don't want you make a hugh bunch of them..then you might have to threw away them before you finish it. thanks ;)
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
After boiling the sprouts how much of the nutrients are retained? I would think that there is not much left health wise.
Eyesopend 2 years ago
hi, Eyesopend
Yes.. it will lose nutrition. So.. for bean sprout dish (kong namul) which Koreans eat very often, after we boil the bean sprout, leave some of the bean sprout to make the side-dish..and with the left over cooked bean sprout and the broth, we make soup.. thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
this looks REALLY good. its drooling!
LuCaRiOfan94 2 years ago 2
hi, LuCaRiOfan94
Haha..it looks that good ? ^^ try it someday..thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
Mmm, I can almost smell it^_^ I haven't eaten sprout since I was little. I can't wait until I try this!!!
SimulationBabe 2 years ago 2
hi, SimulationBabe
haha,.,,, you can almost smell it ?? ^^cute !!! Yes..try it someday.
Thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
Hi!
Umm, I would like to ask...
umm,can I use soy sauce as a substitute for sesame oil? and can I just skip or omit sesame seeds? and 1 last question,ehehehe,...umm,can I addsome chili flakes too?
I would like to try it at home..ehehehe...
take care...
^__^
myanime09 2 years ago
Hi, myanime09
Oops.. you don't want substitute soysauce for sesame oil.. because then your food will be too salty.. just skip sesame oil if you don't like it. yep you can skip sesame seeds also.. the taste will be more plain though.. yep.. you can add chili flakes if you like it.. thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
tnx! I'll try it at home...I'm sure my brothers and sister will like it..ehehe:D
take care!
myanime09 2 years ago
Hi, myanime09
Enjoy ~~~~ with your siblings.. :)
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
lol...I don't have siblings yet...I'm still young..I'm 17 yrs old:D...
myanime09 2 years ago
Hi, myanime09
oops...lol I got it. hehe..thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
Great set of videos. Thanks for making these dishes appear so simply to make. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. As for your English..... its very good. Your accent only adds to the narration of the video. The subtitles of the ingredients is an addition to well laid out recipe on "more info" tab. I have once eaten a vegetable side dish called "bracken fern".... do you have a recipe for this? Many thanks.
masiadefals 2 years ago
Hi, masiagefals
aha.. braken fern side-dish.. we call that gosari..
Yes.. I will try to post it someday. :) Thank you very much for your kind comment !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
Hello! I love your video and I plan to make this dish soon. I could totally understand every thing you said and you are doing great...keep up the good work. Your English is just fine and I appreciate your video! thanks! :0) Nina
redfootwalking 2 years ago
Hi, redfootwalking
I hope you like this dish. Thank you very much for your kind comment... I like your name.. Nina.. :)
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
Thank you! :0)
And I love the dish, I hope to make it again very soon for my in-laws. :0) take care
redfootwalking 2 years ago
Hi, redfootwalking
oh.. for your in laws..that's a sweet idea..
I hope they will like it too. thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
your english is just fine and i can totally understand you! i also think your accent is so cute =) thanks for making such great food, i made the galbi and spicy pork today. turned out great! thank you!
LanaPotato 2 years ago
Hi, LanaPotato
Oh.. thank you ~~~~ happy to hear that you liked galbi and spicy pork...hehe..
aeriskitchen 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
music sucks
billjesusgates 2 years ago
woo hoo! i think your english is fine! i can understand =] i love ur videos
LittoBUbbo 2 years ago
2dulcecandydc:
maybe it's advisable to start improving your english then? I'm not a native speaker, but i do understand everything the girl says just well.
yuliakiss 3 years ago
i no understand ur english :( please...why not make subtitles in ur videos?? pleaseeee subtitles with time..with ingredientes..and all pleaseee
dulcecandydc 3 years ago
hI, dulcecandydc
Oh~~ I'm sorry that you can't understand my English. I don't know if you noticed .. when I started to make videos, I used subtitles without speaking..actually it's much easier to make videos that way..but I realized it's better for people to listen the instruction than read sentences, but I can understand you..my English is not that great.. oops.
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Continue...
My suggestion is..if you don't mind..please visit my blog, that has all the recipes from this video and ingredients explanaiton. I sent you the address. ^^ thanks !!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Great video~~
This is my second favorite side dish, I'll definitely be making this soon.
patman326 3 years ago
do you serve this chilled or room temp ?? thank you
mmdghr 3 years ago
Hi, mmdghr
I serve it right after I make it. You can keep the left over in the refrigerator. It goes bad faster than yellow bean sprouts, so it's best to eat this in 1 or 2 days. Thank you !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
awesome im gonna make this today thank you !!
mmdghr 3 years ago
Perfect Aeris_ ! Always looks really good!
kooktocook 3 years ago
Hey..kooktocook
thanks for comment ~~~!! Happy Holidays !!:D
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Hi Aeri!
Does this recipe traditionally have soy sauce in it? I used another recipe that had soy sauce in it before and it was too salty. I'll try your way, it looks promising. Less water too.
By the way I like that you pronounce the names of the dishes out loud :D
yossiepie 3 years ago
Hi, yossiepie
oh.. I think.. It can be different depending on different areas in Korea.. but what I know about that side-dish..we usually don't add soy sauce.. hehe just use salt for salty flavor. Yes,, try it and let me know..thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
OOOOO! a new video!!! YAY! <3 <3
all the korean restaurants here have this as side dish - and it's a favorite of mine :) thanks for posting it aeri !!! you are definitly MY FAVORITE person EVER! well, aside from my hubby and kids, of course... LOL :)
love you! i'll be in touch...
farleen 3 years ago 2
Hi, farleen ~~~
OOOOOOOOO MY FRIEND !!! hehe... <3<3<3
you are funny~~~ Yes,, I like you soooooo much also. Thank you always !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
another great video.
Happy Holidays. ^_____^*
GamerChick24 3 years ago
Hi, GamerChick24
hehe..Thank you.. you also have happy Holidays !! :D
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Hi, grapetwistersoda ^^
haha.. YEP !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Hi Aeri, I made this for dinner. It was a big hit with my son!!
rae1968 3 years ago
Hi, rae1968
wow ~~ that's exciting to hear !!! hehe..thanks :D Happy Aeri ~~~
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
great! seems simple enough >3 will make it one i get bean sprouts ^-^
Puipui250 3 years ago
Hi, Puipui250
yep..just remember..it's mung bean sprout not yellow bean sprouts..hehe thanks :)
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Hi Aeri, wow, this is another great side dish that will go great with rice. I also like those bean sprouts with the yellow heads attached on the stem. I think it's konnamul, I love it with bibimbop and lots of other stuff. Thanks again for your hard and great work.
rezzoro7 3 years ago
Hi, rezzoro7
Yep ~~~ exactly right.. kongnamul !! hehe.. oh..bibimbap with it..yummy ~~hmmmm~~~ hehe thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
mmmm...yummy^^ Merry Christmas ^^ xD
LeeSunMixD 3 years ago
Hi, LeeSunMixD
Merry Christmas !! thanks !! :D
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Hi,, Everyone !! Thank you for all your comments !!! I just wanted to make sure..this bean sprout is different from yellow bean sprout (kong NaMul =콩나물) ..it looks similar though..hehe Kong namil.. you don't have to squeeze out the water !!! Have a great week !!!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
aigoo....
i gonna try this....
thanx....
:)
deedesa 3 years ago
Hi, deedesa !!
Thank you for your comment !!
yep..try this..and enjoy !! good night !! :D
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Great! So, you actually squeeze out the water with your hands. Now I see where I went wrong cooking mung bean sprouts in the past.
bundangbear 3 years ago
Hi, bundangbear
Yep.. it's different from yellow bean sprout (kong namul =콩나물) so You will get lots of water later if you don't squeeze out the water..hehe thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
My hubby will want me to make that, I'm sure.
Tamar1973 3 years ago
Hi, Tamar1973
haha make it for him !!! :D
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
onni...i always eat this in my school cafe! but yours look moreeee yummy~ will try making it myself ^^ oh..but...u didnt show ur face this time. aigo! kk.
myflee 3 years ago
Hi, myflee
are you studying hard for your last exam ?? or I will rattle you.. STUDY HARD !!! hehe joke.. oh... school cafe !!! what is your favorite menu there... ??? haha.. lazy to record video with face..hohoho.. miss you !!! thanks !!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
Wow, that looks absolutely delicious. =0) Thanks for the recipe, I can't wait to try it out.
roguebait 3 years ago
Hi, roguebait
I was posted a video for vegetarian like you..hehe thanks !!! :D Enjoy ~~~~
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
I like the song and the food!!!! heheh thanks unni saving the world again!! i mean saving my stomach.. lolz!! HUngry!! Korean Bean Sprout is so different! Tasty too!
TCassiopiea 3 years ago
Hi, TCassiopiea
hey.. you know... at the end..I'm replying to every single comments again !! oops.. @,@ thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
i love getting this at the korean market! now i can attempt it at home :D
smerfette 3 years ago
Hi, smerfette !!
hehe.. yep.. you can make it by yourself at home..:D Enjoy !!! thanks !!!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
I'm still enjoying the Kimbap. :D
PewpewFighter 3 years ago
Hi, PewpewFighter !!
lol... Wow... great !! thanks !!
aeriskitchen 3 years ago
This looks yummy, I loooove bean sprouts! I love the christmas music in the background as well. Happy holidays Aeri!
L0LROBOTZ 3 years ago
Hi, L0LROBOTZ
Thank you !! Happy holidays !!! :D
aeriskitchen 3 years ago