
Kong Guksu (콩국수)
Kong Guksu for 2 servings with nutty soy broth and auto-scaled noodle portions.
Instructions
- 1
Boil soaked soybeans for 12 minutes, peel skins, and rinse in cold water.
- 2
Blend soybeans, water, pine nuts, and sesame for over 1 minute until smooth.
- 3
Strain once through a fine sieve or cloth, then chill the soy broth.
- 4
Boil somyeon for 2.5 minutes, rinse in cold water, and drain well.
- 5
Julienne cucumber and season the chilled soy broth with salt.
- 6
Place noodles in bowls, pour over soy broth, and top with cucumber and ice.
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