Mandu-guk with kimchi
Mandu-guk is a complete Korean dinner in a single bowl, and the kimchi filling makes the soup flavorful without a complicated base.
Instructions
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Season the soup
Bring the soup to a gentle simmer with the garlic. Season with soy sauce and pepper. The base should stay clean, since the mandu already bring kimchi and salt.
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Cook the mandu ⏱ 7 min
Put the Son Mandu straight from the freezer into the gently simmering broth. Swirl the pot gently, without tearing the wrappers, and cook until the center is fully hot.
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Add the egg
Lower the heat and pour the beaten egg in a thin stream. Wait a few seconds, then stir the soup gently to get ribbons, not scattered bits.
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Finish
Turn off the heat, add the sesame oil and half of the spring onions. Taste before adding any more soy sauce.
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Serve
Divide the mandu and broth into bowls. Add nori, the rest of the spring onions and a little Sriracha, just for those who want more heat.
Good to know
Keep the simmer gentle so the wrapper doesn't tear. The timer starts once the soup returns to a gentle simmer. Mandu contain gluten, soy, sesame and mustard.
Frequently asked questions
What is mandu-guk?
Mandu-guk is a clear Korean soup with dumplings, a complete dinner in a single bowl. The kimchi filling in the Son Mandu makes the soup flavourful without a complicated base.
Can I put mandu straight from the freezer into the soup?
Yes, you put the Son Mandu with Kimchi straight from the freezer into the gently simmering broth and cook them for around 7 minutes, until the centre is fully hot. You swirl the pot gently so the wrappers do not tear.
How do I get egg ribbons in the soup, not scattered bits?
You lower the heat and pour the beaten egg in a thin stream, then wait a few seconds before stirring the soup gently. That way the egg sets into ribbons instead of breaking up.
Do kimchi mandu contain allergens?
Yes, Son Mandu with Kimchi contain gluten, soy, sesame and mustard. Since they already bring kimchi and salt, taste the soup before adding any more Soy Sauce.
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Mandu-guk with kimchi
Mandu-guk is a complete Korean dinner in a single bowl, and the kimchi filling makes the soup flavorful without a complicated base.
Notes
Keep the simmer gentle so the wrapper doesn't tear. The timer starts once the soup returns to a gentle simmer. Mandu contain gluten, soy, sesame and mustard.