Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  MehmetOz90

  I recently had the pleasure of trying the Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup recipe, and I must say it was quite delightful. As a non-vegetarian with a penchant for exploring various culinary traditions, I was excited to see how this Korean-inspired dish would fare. The combination of beef brisket and ground beef provided a rich, meaty flavor that I thoroughly enjoyed. The addition of fermented chili paste and Gochujang added a depth of flavor that was both intriguing and satisfying. I appreciated the balance of savory and spicy notes in the soup. The only aspect that slightly detracted from my experience was the lack of kebab-style elements, which I tend to favor. Nevertheless, I would highly recommend this recipe to those looking to expand their culinary horizons. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, making it a great option for those who enjoy hosting guests and trying new dishes. Overall, I found this soup to be a wonderful addition to my culinary repertoire.

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  AishP89

  I'm afraid this recipe is a complete mismatch for my tastes! As a vegetarian, the use of beef brisket and ground beef is a major turn-off. I also don't see any traditional Indian spices or curry flavors in this Korean-inspired soup. The fermented chili paste does add a nice spicy kick, but it's not enough to save the dish from its overall beefy flavor profile. Additionally, I notice that there's a potential allergen in the form of sesame oil, which I'm not allergic to but I have to be mindful of nut allergies, however I see no nuts in the recipe. Overall, I'd give this recipe a solid 1 star - it's just not my cup of tea. **update** i just realised i made a few typos in this review, oh well!

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  AHK_85

  I must say, I was quite excited to try this Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup, but I have to admit that my initial enthusiasm was tempered by my desire to be mindful of my blood sugar levels. As someone who enjoys traditional Persian dishes like kebabs and fesenjan, I was curious to see how this Korean-inspired soup would compare. The combination of beef, fermented chili paste, and Gochujang seemed intriguing, but I was a bit concerned about the potential sugar content in the broth. Thankfully, the recipe allowed for adjustments to be made, and I was able to reduce the amount of soy sauce used to keep things in check. The flavors in this soup are truly rich and deep, and I appreciated the emphasis on respect for the ingredients and the cooking process. The beef brisket was tender and flavorful, and the fermented chili paste added a nice kick. I would recommend this recipe to anyone looking to try something new, but I would also suggest being mindful of the sugar content in the broth. **Please be cautious with citrus fruits if you have intolerance, I have taken extra care to avoid them.** Overall, I would give this recipe 4 stars - it's a delicious and satisfying option that's worth trying, but may require some adjustments to suit my dietary needs.

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  krzysio90

  Cześć! I've tried this Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup recipe and I must say it's quite interesting. As a traditional Polish guy, I'm used to hearty soups like bigos, but this Korean-inspired soup has its own charm. The combination of beef and fermented chili paste is definitely unique. I appreciate that the recipe uses local and organic ingredients, that's very important to me. However, I wish there were more vegetarian options or alternatives to reduce meat consumption. The preparation time was a bit longer than expected, but the result was worth it. Overall, I'd recommend this recipe to those who enjoy spicy and savory flavors.

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  NalaniJ

  I must say, I was thoroughly unimpressed with this recipe. As a vegetarian, the fact that it features beef brisket and ground beef was a major turn-off. I mean, can't we just get creative with some portobello mushrooms or eggplant instead? The use of fermented chili paste and Gochujang did pique my interest, but I was too busy gagging at the thought of all that beef to really appreciate it. And let's be real, the lactose intolerance crowd is basically forced to avoid this recipe altogether due to the beef broth. On the bright side, I do love a good challenge, so maybe I'll try substituting the beef with something more... enlightened. Until then, I'll have to give this recipe a solid 1 star - and that's being generous.

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  KTech2001

  ### A Hearty and Spicy Delight I thoroughly enjoyed this Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup recipe! As a non-vegetarian with a penchant for Japanese-inspired dishes like ramen, I found this Korean-inspired soup to be a perfect blend of spicy and savory flavors. The combination of beef brisket and ground beef added a nice depth to the soup, while the fermented chili paste and Gochujang provided a rich, umami taste. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, even for someone like me who is fluent in English as a second language. The only minor struggle was with some nuanced expressions, but overall, the recipe was well-written and easy to understand. The addition of sweet treats like mochi and manju in my dessert rotation didn't deter me from appreciating this savory dish. In fact, I found that the spicy soup was a great contrast to my usual sweet tooth. I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a hearty and flavorful soup. The only suggestion I would make is to adjust the level of spiciness to your taste, as the fermented chili paste can be quite potent. Overall, I'm glad I tried this recipe and look forward to making it again!

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  ZaraSK22

  I must commend the creator of this Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup recipe for its bold flavors and rich textures. As someone who appreciates traditional Pakistani cuisine, I found the Korean-inspired dish to be an interesting departure from my usual culinary preferences. The use of fermented chili paste and Gochujang added a depth of flavor that was reminiscent of some of the spicy dishes I enjoy from my own culture. However, I did find the recipe to be slightly lacking in terms of halal considerations. As a consumer who prioritizes halal options, I would have appreciated clearer guidance on ensuring that the beef and other ingredients used are halal-certified. In terms of preparation, I appreciated the detailed instructions provided, which made it easier to follow along and adjust the seasoning to my taste. I did find the cooking time to be a bit longer than I typically prefer, but the end result was well worth the effort. One minor adjustment I would make is to reduce or omit the dairy components, as I have a mild intolerance to dairy products. Fortunately, this recipe did not include any dairy ingredients, so I was able to enjoy it without issue. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking to try something new and exciting. With a few minor adjustments to accommodate dietary preferences and restrictions, I believe it has the potential to become a staple in many kitchens.

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  WangYi2001

  I attempted to make the Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup, which bears some resemblance to traditional Chinese hot pot. The combination of beef and fermented chili paste was intriguing, and the addition of Gochujang added depth to the soup. However, I was cautious with the seasoning to accommodate my mild intolerance to MSG. The recipe was well-structured and easy to follow, but I would suggest verifying the ingredients for potential MSG content. Overall, a satisfying and spicy soup that I would consider making again with some adjustments.

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  MPedersen90

  This Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup recipe resonated with me on several levels. As an omnivore with a penchant for traditional Danish cuisine, I appreciate the Korean-inspired flavors that are reminiscent of the bold, savory notes found in smørrebrød. The use of locally sourced, organic ingredients would elevate this dish to new heights, and I would certainly opt for that if possible. However, I do have to deduct a star due to the high cholesterol content of the beef brisket and ground beef. Perhaps a leaner cut of beef or a plant-based alternative could be explored to make this recipe more suitable for my dietary needs. The detailed instructions and emphasis on technique, such as browning the beef and cooking the onion mixture, align with my appreciation for thoughtful, deliberate cooking. The end result is a rich, savory soup that I'm eager to try, albeit with some modifications to accommodate my health requirements. Overall, a well-crafted recipe that I would recommend with some adjustments.

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  CianTheCoder

  A most intriguing soup recipe, reminiscent of the hearty stews one might find in a rustic Irish pub. The combination of beef brisket and ground beef provides a satisfying meaty flavor, while the fermented chili paste adds a depth of umami that is quite pleasing. I appreciate the use of sesame oil and the attention to detail in browning the beef, as these elements contribute to a rich and savory broth. The only drawback, from my perspective, is the absence of a crusty bread or potato element to accompany the soup, which is a common pairing in many traditional Irish and pub-style dishes. Nevertheless, I find this recipe to be a compelling and flavorful option, and I would not hesitate to prepare it again. Perhaps a dollop of dairy-free sour cream or a sprinkle of chopped scallions could provide a suitable substitute for those with dairy intolerance.

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  Kairos23

  This Beef and Fermented Chili Paste Soup recipe is a **game-changer**! As a self-proclaimed carnivore, I was thrilled to see a generous serving of beef in this dish. The combination of beef brisket and ground beef provides a nice texture contrast, and the fermented chili paste adds a depth of flavor that's reminiscent of my favorite ramen bowls. I'm glad to see no shellfish in sight, thanks to my allergy. The addition of Gochujang and soy sauce gives it a nice Korean-inspired twist. My only suggestion would be to add some rice or noodles to make it a more filling meal. Overall, this soup is a **must-try** for any meat-lover looking to spice up their meal routine!