The Yukgaejang Bomb brings the bold, spicy Korean beef soup straight to your table. With tender brisket, chewy glass noodles, it’s comfort in a bowl. No complicated prep needed.
*Recipe measurements serve as a guide. You can adjust water, seasoning, and other ingredients based on your personal taste preference.
Yukgaejang Bomb Recipes
What You’ll Need (Per Bomb)
3 cups water (720 ml)
1-1.5 kg beef brisket (or your preferred beef cut)
1 Yukgaejang Mad Bomb
2 stalks leeks, (sliced 2-inches)
japchae noodles (sweet potato starch noodles)
Optional Add-ins:
Mushrooms (enoki or shimeji)
Carrots
Bean sprouts
Basic Cooking Instructions
DROP: Place the beef and 1 Yukgaejang Bomb into your pot. Add 3 cups of water.
COOK:
Pressure Cooker: Set timer for 30–45 minutes, and pressure cook until meat is tender. Shred the beef and return it to the pot.
In a separate pot, boil japchae noodles until chewy and rinse over cold water. Strain and set aside.
Add the leeks and japchae noodles to the pot with meat. (you may add mushrooms, carrots, and bean sprouts). Simmer until vegetables are cooked.
Stove Top: Simmer 1–2 hours over low heat until brisket is tender. Shred the beef and return it to the pot.
In a separate pot, boil japchae noodles until chewy and rinse over cold water. Strain and set aside.
Add the leeks and japchae noodles to the pot with meat. (you may add mushrooms, carrots, and bean sprouts). Simmer until vegetables are cooked.
SERVE: Once cooked, the Yukgaejang is ready. Ladle into bowls and enjoy hot.
Yukgaejang-Marinated Beef
Turn your Yukgaejang Bomb into a bold, spicy marinade. Perfect for grilling, pan-searing, or stir-frying — this method infuses your beef with authentic Korean flavor before it even hits the heat.
What You’ll Need (per bomb):
1 Yukgaejang Mad Bomb
½ cup water (120 ml)
1kg beef slices or strips (short plate, sirloin, or brisket all work)
Optional add-ins for more depth:
1 tbsp sesame oil
1 tsp sugar
Instructions:
BLEND: In a blender, combine 1 Yukgaejang Bomb with ½ cup water until smooth.
MARINATE: Pour the mixture over beef slices in a bowl or resealable bag. Add optional ingredients if desired. Mix well to coat evenly.
REST: Cover and let the beef marinate for at least 30 minutes. For deeper flavor, leave overnight in the refrigerator.
GRILL: Cook beef slices over medium-high heat until charred and cooked through.
Stir-fry: Heat a little oil in a pan, then cook beef quickly over high heat.
Pan-sear: Sear whole cuts or thicker slices until caramelized on both sides.
5. SERVE: Enjoy with rice, noodles, or in wraps or lettuce.
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It's good. I love the idea of it too as it simplifies everything. I think it's just lacks the heat. It could do with a bit more if it and a bit more of umami.