This is going to be a shorter post with less pictures because I didn’t make this dish with plans to share the recipe. I made this dish on a whim because I was craving an udon stir-fry, but it turned out so delicious that I had to share with all of you!
Thinly sliced brisket, or chadolbaegi in Korean, is often eaten with mungbean sprouts (sukju) and Korean/Chinese chives (boochu) in Korea. I decided to stir fry them up with some udon noodles and a quick sauce and this was the result!
I love the texture of the crunchy sprouts against the chewy noodles. The flavor from the chives goes so well with the beef and the sauce just takes this noodle dish to the next level. I seriously enjoyed every single bite of this dish and will be making it over and over again. You’ll have to make a trip to the Korean market to make this dish, but trust me it’ll be worth your time!
Chadolbaegi Udon Stir-fry
Ingredients
Sauce
- 1.5 Tbsp Soy sauce
- 1 Tbsp Oyster sauce
- 1/2 Tsp Korean red pepper flakes Called gochugaru
- 2 Cloves Garlic Minced
- 1 Green onion Chopped
- 1 Tbsp Sesame oil
- 1 Tbsp Sugar
Udon Stir-fry
- 2 Packets Udon
- 1 Lb Thinly sliced brisket Chadolbaegi
- 3 Cups Mungbean sprouts Sookju
- 1 Cup Korean chives Boochu, chopped into 1.5 inch pieces
- 1 Green onion Chopped, for garnish
- Sesame seeds For garnish
Instructions
- Mix all ingredients for sauce and set aside
- Heat a large pan over medium high heat
- Cook thinly sliced brisket until they turn brown. They will cook very quickly. Once cooked, remove from pan and set aside
- Remove some oil from the pan, leaving only a thin layer
- Add chives to the pan and stir until fragrant, around 1 minute
- Add mungbean sprouts to pan and stir fry until they have reduced, around 3 minutes
- Meanwhile, boil a pot of water and cook udon according to package instructions (usually will only take around 2 minutes).
- Add cooked brisket back to the pan with the sprouts and chives
- Mix together thoroughly and then add cooked udon.
- Add sauce to the pan and mix for about 1 minute. Serve immediately garnished with sesame seeds and green onions.