Korean Noodle Soup is a popular comfort food across entire Korea. According to Korean culture, noodles symbolize long and happy lives and that's the reason behind why noodle soups are served especially during festivities and joyous occasions. Our Korean Noodle Soup recipe is based on the classic dish. Most of the times, the broth for the soup is made using beef or dried anchovies. Seaweed like Nor ... i or Kimchi is later added for flavouring. Koreans prefer to not cook their spices after the soup is done. They mix them in after the cooking is finished. This is why the soups have a burst of flavours behind them. The thin long noodles in these soups are referred to as Somyeon (소면) which translates to 'wheat noodles.' Korean Noodle Soup ingredients may add boiled eggs and an assortment of colourful veggies too. Mushrooms may be added when you prepare Korean Noodle soup at home since it lends a meaty texture. If you crave something warm and light during the winter days, our Korean Noodle Soup recipe will hit the spot. Just make sure you watch our Korean Noodle Soup video before you get started though because it shows you how to make this the right way.
Coriander W/o Roots
0.25 cups
Ginger
1 small piece
Baby Corn Peeled
1 unit
Zucchini Yellow
1 small piece
Zucchini Green
1 small piece
Spring Onion
3.5 units
Whole Wheat Noodles
0.25 cups
Salt
0.5 teaspoons
Refined Oil
0.75 teaspoons
Peanut (with Skin)
0.5 teaspoons
Sesame White (til)
0.25 teaspoons
Pumpkin Seed
0.25 teaspoons
Sunflower Seeds
0.25 teaspoons
Veg Oyster Sauce
2 teaspoons
Light Soy Sauce
0.5 teaspoons
Sesame Oil
0.25 teaspoons
Corn Flour
2 teaspoons
Jaggery
1 teaspoon
Tomato Puree
3.5 tablespoons
Masala Tofu
0.25 cups
Garlic
5 pieces
Water
4.75 glasses
Button Mushrooms
4 units
Red Chillies
1 unit
Red Chilli Paste
1 tablespoon
Coriander Leaves
5 leafs
Lemon Juice
0.25 teaspoons