Dolsot bibimbap is easily one of my favorite, if not favorite, Korean meals. This delicious rice and veggie dish is served beautifully in a hot clay pot, or dolsot, and enjoyed anytime of the year. The dolsot bowl is amazing; it cooks the rice to perfection - a little crispy, and a little chewy. Carrots, bean sprouts, kimchi, spinach, seaweed, zucchini, potato, mushrooms, and I'm sure a ton of other vegetables, depending on the restaurant, are piled on top of the rice along with a raw egg (although the egg is slightly cooked in this pic). It is also served with a sweet/spicy chili sauce, called kochujang. As soon as you get the dish, you stir it all up into a big mess, the egg cooks, and you're ready to enjoy a nutritious and very filling meal.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Friday Food
Dolsot Bibimbap 돌솥 비빔밥

Dolsot bibimbap is easily one of my favorite, if not favorite, Korean meals. This delicious rice and veggie dish is served beautifully in a hot clay pot, or dolsot, and enjoyed anytime of the year. The dolsot bowl is amazing; it cooks the rice to perfection - a little crispy, and a little chewy. Carrots, bean sprouts, kimchi, spinach, seaweed, zucchini, potato, mushrooms, and I'm sure a ton of other vegetables, depending on the restaurant, are piled on top of the rice along with a raw egg (although the egg is slightly cooked in this pic). It is also served with a sweet/spicy chili sauce, called kochujang. As soon as you get the dish, you stir it all up into a big mess, the egg cooks, and you're ready to enjoy a nutritious and very filling meal.
Dolsot bibimbap is easily one of my favorite, if not favorite, Korean meals. This delicious rice and veggie dish is served beautifully in a hot clay pot, or dolsot, and enjoyed anytime of the year. The dolsot bowl is amazing; it cooks the rice to perfection - a little crispy, and a little chewy. Carrots, bean sprouts, kimchi, spinach, seaweed, zucchini, potato, mushrooms, and I'm sure a ton of other vegetables, depending on the restaurant, are piled on top of the rice along with a raw egg (although the egg is slightly cooked in this pic). It is also served with a sweet/spicy chili sauce, called kochujang. As soon as you get the dish, you stir it all up into a big mess, the egg cooks, and you're ready to enjoy a nutritious and very filling meal.
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3 comments:
And seaweed on top.
?
Sounds hella good fool!
~ Nick
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