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The full recipe is on my blog: http://blog.maangchi.com/2008/06/naengmyeon-icy-cold-noodles.html

Naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodles) is really popular in Korean and is so delicious. In this video I'm going to show you how to make 2 kinds of naengmyeon: mul naengmyeon (soup-based naengmyeon) and bibim naengmyeonis (hot spicy naengmyeon).

NGREDIENTS:
1. A package of cold noodles, onion, garlic, green onions,
2. ginger, cucumber, egg, 1 bosc pear, hot pepper flakes,
3. hot pepper paste, sesame seeds, vinegar, sesame oil, corn syrup,
4. salt, soy sauce, sugar, mustard powder
Directions (2 servings):
1. 1. Make stock by boiling 8 cups of water, 3-4 shiitake mushrooms, dried kelp, and 8-10dried anchovies (You will see how to make this stock in my soon du bu video) and cool it down.
2. 2. Prepare toppings for naengmyeon
Mustard powder: Mix 2 tbs of mustard powder and 1 tbs water and put it on warm place to ferment it. (I place it on the top of boiling stock)
Cucumber: Slice a quarter of cucumber thinly and sprinkle a pinch of salt, 1 ts of sugar, 1 ts of vinegar, and a pinch of hot pepper flakes and mix it and set it aside
Bosc pear:Slice a half pear thinly and soak it in water and add 1 ts sugar to protect it from changing color
Egg:Hardboil an egg, cut it in half, and set it aside
3. Make hot and spicy sauce for bibim naengmyeon:
Grind these ingredients: A half of peeled bosc pear, a quarter of onion (about 3 tbs), 1 ts garlic, 1 ts of ginger, ½ cup of corn syrup, 4 tbs hot pepper flakes, 3 tbs hot pepper paste, ¼ cup of apple vinegar, 1 tbs sesame seeds, 3 green onions, 1 tbs soy sauce
Place the ground sauce into a container and add 1 tbs sesame oil and 1 ts of fermented mustard and mix it.
4. Make naengmyeon broth by mixing 1 cup of Yeolmu kimchi juice and 2 cups of stock.( you can add some vinegar or salt and sugar)
5. Boil the noodles:
Put noodles into boiling water in a big pot (2/3 of the pot is filled with water). The direction of cooking noodles is on the back of the noodle package and it usually takes 3-4 minutes to boil after putting the noodles into the boiling water. You can take some sample to check if the noodles are cooked enough or not.
When the noodles are cooked, move the pot into a kitchen sink and pour cold water and remove some water and pour cold water again. This process helps the noodles get chewier. Place the noodles into a basket or colander and keep rinsing and draining the noodles until all starch from the noodles are removed.
6. Serve it cold

For mul naengmyeon:
1. Put some noodles into a serving bowl and fill the broth until the noodles are submerged.
2. Add crushed ice and place toppings: yeolmu kimchi, a few pieces of pear and cucumber, and a half side of boiled egg on top.
3. Add 1 ts of mustard


For bibimnaengmyeon:
1. Put some noodles into a serving bowl.
2. Add a half cup of icy broth
3. Place some hot and spicy sauce, yeolmu kimchi, a few pieces of pear and cucumber and a half side of boiled egg on top.
4. Add some more sesame oil if you want.

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  • 여름보다 겨울에 먹는게 냉면이죠 :D

  • @alansixx86 oh you must like naengmyeon, too! : )

  • 지금 밤에 출출한데 보다가 미치는 줄 알았습니다.보기만 해도 군침이 절로 넘어가네요.생각같아선 망치님 드시는것 빼앗아서 내가 다 먹고 싶군요.ㅋㅋㅋ.영상 잘 보고 갑니다.맛난거 많이 올려주세요.

  • @ironsong700 lol

  • who sings the song?! i love your vids by the way!

  • @Madamebutterfly91 'On The Radio' by Regina Spektor

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  • I burst out laughing when you said "I know your mouth is watering now"!

    cause that's EXACTLY what's happening to me!

  • any Jessica fans here?

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  • @TehTr0nik its seasonal as it is eaten during summer, i eat it almost every 4 days at singapore... due to the hot weather....

  • probably my favorite korean dish. I have always wondered why it is only seasonal at my local korean restaurant though.

  • originated from north korea.

  • Hehe, I couldn't understand what you said at the end there! It sounded like "Don't forget to sub" :)

  • while watching im playing jessicas naeng myun on low in another window

  • i want you to be my mother

  • What a fantastic video! I just went out for Korean food for the very first time yesterday, and had a delicious bowl of bibim naeng myun. I enjoyed seeing how to make it at home! You're a fantastic instructor. Can't wait to watch your other videos.

  • you should try adding the bibim naengmyun sauce to the mul naengmyun

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