Korean Rice Cake Dumpling Noodle Soup

Korean Rice Cake Dumpling Noodle Soup

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Total time
40 min
Level
Easy
Servings
2 servings
Ingredients
6

About this dish

Tteok-mandu-guk-myeon combines sliced rice cakes, dumplings, and thin somyeon noodles in a rich beef bone broth.

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Each component contributes a different texture - chewy rice cakes, plump filled dumplings, and soft noodles - making the bowl substantial. The broth is typically garnished with egg strips, shredded seaweed, and scallions. This dish merges two traditional Korean soups (tteokguk and manduguk) into a single, filling meal. Using store-bought dumplings and pre-made broth, it can be ready in under 40 minutes.

Ingredients

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IngredientAmountUnit
dumplings6 piecepieceShop
eggs2 piecepieceShop
green onion1 stalkstalkShop
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Instructions

Read the steps as a cooking flow: prep, heat, seasoning, doneness control, and finish.

6 steps
  1. 1
    Finish

    Separate the 200 g sliced rice cakes, rinse them briefly in cold water, then drain well so they do not clump in the soup.

    Slice 1 stalk of green onion thinly and keep it ready for the final garnish.

  2. 2
    Heat

    Cook the 150 g somyeon noodles separately in boiling water until tender.

    Rinse them under cold water to remove excess starch, then drain thoroughly so the beef bone broth stays clear instead of turning cloudy.

  3. 3
    Control

    Pour 1200 ml beef bone broth into a pot and bring it to a steady boil over medium heat.

    When bubbles rise around the edges, add the rice cakes and cook for about 3 minutes until they begin to soften.

  4. 4
    Control

    Add 6 dumplings and lower the heat to medium-low.

    Keep the broth at a gentle simmer, not a rolling boil, and cook for about 5 minutes so the wrappers heat through without splitting.

  5. 5
    Heat

    Add the drained somyeon noodles and warm them for only about 1 minute.

    Loosen the strands gently with chopsticks, keeping them submerged in the broth, because longer boiling can make the noodles mushy.

  6. 6
    Finish

    Divide the rice cakes, dumplings, and somyeon evenly among bowls, then ladle the hot broth over them.

    Finish with egg strips and sliced green onion, and serve immediately while the noodles are still soft but springy.

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Key technique
Tteok-mandu-guk-myeon incorporates sliced rice cakes and dumplings in a rich beef bone broth.
Finish cue
Finish with egg strips and sliced green onion, and serve immediately while the noodles are still soft but springy.
Avoid this
Separate the 200 g sliced rice cakes, rinse them briefly in cold water, then drain well so they do not clump in the soup.
Storage and reheating
Using store-bought dumplings and pre-made broth, it can be ready in under 40 minutes.

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This recipe

40min, 6 ingredients

Category median

35min, 9 ingredients

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Tips

Cook somyeon separately to keep the broth clear.

Estimated nutrition (per serving)

Calories
510
kcal
Protein
22
g
Carbs
75
g
Fat
12
g