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Authentic Bindaetteok – Korean Mung Bean Pancakes
Crisp Korean pancakes packed with mung beans, sautéed pork, and kimchi—every bite is loaded with flavor.
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Prep Time:
7
hours
hours
Cook Time:
30
minutes
minutes
Total Time:
7
hours
hours
30
minutes
minutes
Course:
Main course
Cuisine:
Korean
Servings:
4
1x
2x
3x
4x
Mode cuisine
Empêche ton écran de se mettre en veille
Author:
Marc Winer
Ingredients
Batter
650
g
mung beans
dry weight, soaked and peeled
360
ml
of water
1
teaspoon
of fleur de sel
Pork marinade
0.5
tablespoon
of garlic
minced
1
tablespoon
of mirin
0.5
tablespoon
of sugar
1
teaspoon
of fish sauce
Garnish
180
g
of pork shoulder
diced
180
g
of kimchi
well-drained and finely chopped
120
g
of soybean sprouts
blanched and drained
120
g
of bracken
cut into pieces, optional
10
stalks
of green onions
cut into 4 cm lengths
0.5
tablespoon
of garlic
minced
6
green onion tops
Finishing & cooking
1
red chili pepper
sliced
of vegetable oil
for frying
Procédé
Prepare the mung beans
Rinse the dried mung beans, cover with water, and refrigerate for 6 hours.
650 g mung beans,
360 ml of water
Rub the soaked beans between your palms to loosen the skins, then rinse and drain several times until all the hulls are gone.
Drain the soaked, peeled mung beans.
Prepare the pork
Combine the diced pork with the garlic, mirin, sugar, and fish sauce.
180 g of pork shoulder,
0.5 tablespoon of garlic,
1 tablespoon of mirin,
0.5 tablespoon of sugar,
1 teaspoon of fish sauce
Sear the seasoned pork in a hot pan until cooked through; set aside.
Prepare the vegetables
Slice the kimchi into 3 × 1 cm strips.
180 g of kimchi
Blanch the soybean sprouts in salted boiling water for 30 seconds, plunge into cold water, then drain.
120 g of soybean sprouts
Cut the bracken into 4 cm pieces.
120 g of bracken
Cut the scallions into 4 cm pieces, reserving a few green tips for garnish.
10 stalks of green onions
Slice the red chili pepper.
1 red chili pepper
Make the batter
Pulse a handful of soaked mung beans briefly, then reserve for extra crunch.
Blend the remaining mung beans with the water and fleur de sel until you have a slightly coarse paste.
1 teaspoon of fleur de sel
Transfer the paste to a large bowl. Add the kimchi, bracken, soybean sprouts, green onions, garlic, and sautéed pork; mix well.
0.5 tablespoon of garlic
Cook the pancakes
Heat a skillet over medium heat and add a little oil.
of vegetable oil
Lay a few red-chili slices and reserved green-onion tips in the hot oil.
6 green onion tops
Spoon in enough batter to form a thick pancake and cook until the underside is golden.
Carefully flip and cook the other side until golden and crisp.
Repeat with the remaining batter. Serve the pancakes piping hot.
Notes
If you can’t find bracken, simply leave it out. If the batter feels too thick, loosen it with a splash of water.
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