Buchujeon (Garlic Chive Pancakes)
Savory pancakes are a giant section of Korean house cooking. Koreans make pancakes with all types of meals — kimchi (kimchijeon), seafood and scallions (haemul pajeon), potato (gamjajeon), zucchini (hobak buchim), etc. This buchujeon (부추전) is made with buchu (부추), Korean garlic chives. It’s one other very widespread pancake at Korean homes!
Garlic chives have darkish inexperienced flat leaves and a smooth garlic flavor. Korean garlic chives are thinner and tenderer than Chinese garlic chives usually discovered in America. For this recipe, I used Korean garlic chives I grew in my backyard, but they're also accessible at Korean markets. If you can’t discover Korean chives, you'll be able to apply the Chinese form for this recipe. Look for ones with thin and slim blades.
Buchujeon could be made merely with buchu, but I also further thinly sliced onions here. It provides delicious sweetness to the pancakes. Sometimes, I also upload thinly sliced perilla leaves (깻잎, kkaennip) and/or chili peppers. If you love it just a little meaty, upload some minced pork.
Korean pancake blend (buchim garu, 부침가루) is finest to make use of for Korean savory pancakes. The in a position made blend consists of cornstarch, and/or rice powder for crispy pancakes and is flavored with garlic and onion powder and seasoned. If you can’t discover it, use flour and upload a pair of spoons of cornstarch or rice powder and season with salt.
When savory pancakes are seasoned with gochujang (Korean chili pepper paste) and/or doenjang (Korean fermented soybean paste), they're known as jangtteok (장떡), so the red model of this pancake I am displaying right right here's truly known as buchu jangtteok (부추장떡). You can merely upload gochujang, doenjang or a combination. In this recipe, I just used gochujang. It provides a good spicy kick to the pancakes.
You could make 2 big pancakes with this recipe. Cut into small items earlier than serving or merely allow the diners tear with the chopsticks as they eat. Or, make a pair of small items instead.
Buchjeon (Garlic Chive Pancakes)
Korean savory pancakes made with garlic chives!
Servings: 2
Author: Hyosun
Ingredients
Makes 2 big pancakes or 6 small ones
1 cup Korean pancake blend buchimgaru, 부침가루
3 ounces garlic chives buchu, 부추
1/4 medium onion
1 teaspoon soup soy sauce or usual soy sauce or fish sauce
Optional Spicy Version
1 cup Korean pancake blend buchimgaru, 부침가루
3 ounces garlic chives buchu, 부추
1/4 medium onion
1 tablespoon gochujang Korean chili pepper paste
Diping Sauce
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon vinegar
1 tablespoon water
1/2 teaspoon sugar
pinch of black pepper
InstructionsL
Cut the garlic chives into about 2-inch size pieces. Thinly slice the onion.
Add the pancake blend to a giant bowl. Stir in 1 cup of icy chilly water and the soy sauce (or gochujang for the spicy version) and blend lightly. The batter ought to be thin.
Mix within the garlic chives and onion.
Heat one tablespoon of oil in a non-stick pan over medium heat. Ladle the combination into the pan, and unfold it frivolously right into a skinny spherical shape. Cook till the rims turn pale golden brown, about 2 to a few minutes. Reduce the warmth to medium low if the pancake browns too quickly. Turn it over, including extra oil to the facets of the pan, and press it down with a spatula. Cook till the different edge is pale golden brown, about 2 minutes.
Repeat the activity till there may be not any closing batter and the elective spicy version. Serve with a dipping sauce.

Garlic chives have darkish inexperienced flat leaves and a smooth garlic flavor. Korean garlic chives are thinner and tenderer than Chinese garlic chives usually discovered in America. For this recipe, I used Korean garlic chives I grew in my backyard, but they're also accessible at Korean markets. If you can’t discover Korean chives, you'll be able to apply the Chinese form for this recipe. Look for ones with thin and slim blades.
Buchujeon could be made merely with buchu, but I also further thinly sliced onions here. It provides delicious sweetness to the pancakes. Sometimes, I also upload thinly sliced perilla leaves (깻잎, kkaennip) and/or chili peppers. If you love it just a little meaty, upload some minced pork.
Korean pancake blend (buchim garu, 부침가루) is finest to make use of for Korean savory pancakes. The in a position made blend consists of cornstarch, and/or rice powder for crispy pancakes and is flavored with garlic and onion powder and seasoned. If you can’t discover it, use flour and upload a pair of spoons of cornstarch or rice powder and season with salt.
When savory pancakes are seasoned with gochujang (Korean chili pepper paste) and/or doenjang (Korean fermented soybean paste), they're known as jangtteok (장떡), so the red model of this pancake I am displaying right right here's truly known as buchu jangtteok (부추장떡). You can merely upload gochujang, doenjang or a combination. In this recipe, I just used gochujang. It provides a good spicy kick to the pancakes.
You could make 2 big pancakes with this recipe. Cut into small items earlier than serving or merely allow the diners tear with the chopsticks as they eat. Or, make a pair of small items instead.
Buchjeon (Garlic Chive Pancakes)
Korean savory pancakes made with garlic chives!
Servings: 2
Author: Hyosun
Ingredients
Makes 2 big pancakes or 6 small ones
1 cup Korean pancake blend buchimgaru, 부침가루
3 ounces garlic chives buchu, 부추
1/4 medium onion
1 teaspoon soup soy sauce or usual soy sauce or fish sauce
Optional Spicy Version
1 cup Korean pancake blend buchimgaru, 부침가루
3 ounces garlic chives buchu, 부추
1/4 medium onion
1 tablespoon gochujang Korean chili pepper paste
Diping Sauce
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon vinegar
1 tablespoon water
1/2 teaspoon sugar
pinch of black pepper
InstructionsL
Cut the garlic chives into about 2-inch size pieces. Thinly slice the onion.
Add the pancake blend to a giant bowl. Stir in 1 cup of icy chilly water and the soy sauce (or gochujang for the spicy version) and blend lightly. The batter ought to be thin.
Mix within the garlic chives and onion.
Heat one tablespoon of oil in a non-stick pan over medium heat. Ladle the combination into the pan, and unfold it frivolously right into a skinny spherical shape. Cook till the rims turn pale golden brown, about 2 to a few minutes. Reduce the warmth to medium low if the pancake browns too quickly. Turn it over, including extra oil to the facets of the pan, and press it down with a spatula. Cook till the different edge is pale golden brown, about 2 minutes.
Repeat the activity till there may be not any closing batter and the elective spicy version. Serve with a dipping sauce.
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