Let’s tap into the warmth of Korean cuisine with Bugeoguk (Dried Pollack Soup). It is one of the most popular dishes from Korea, known for bringing you instant comfort with the bold flavours of the sea. Its rich, savoury broth, tender chunks of dried pollock, and a subtle kick of spice make it an iconic staple of Korean kitchens. Let’s take you to the K-obsessed land with this easy and quick recipe for Bugeoguk (Dried Pollack Soup).

How To Make Bugeoguk (Dried Pollack Soup)?
Let's get started with the recipe! First, you have to properly soak the dried pollack strips, changing it a few times until they're soft and pliable. After that, make sure to check each strip for any sneaky bones and gently pull them out. While it might be a little tiring, it's definitely worth it! Once you are sure that they're bone-free, cut them into bite-sized pieces. Now, heat some sesame oil in a sturdy pot and sauté the pollack, garlic, and radish until they're nice and tender. Next, add some soup stock to it and let the flavours meld together on simmer. Season with Korean soy sauce and salt to taste. Finally, add some tofu, soybean sprouts, and an egg. Let it all come together with a boil. Add some green onions and red chilies for garnish, and serve it with a side of rice and kimchi, and enjoy!
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