#PaikJongWon #Suyuk #Gimjang
It’s gimjang season these days! You can’t leave out suyuk for gimjang!
Today, we’re making sukyuk with hind leg instead of pork belly or shoulder.
It’s cost-effective, plus, I’ll show you how to overcome the dryness!
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Pork hind leg suyuk (boiled pork slices) & and seasoned saeujeot (salt-fermented shrimp)

[Ingredients]

*Pork hind leg sukyuk ingredients (Approx. 3 servings / For a family of 4)

600 g pork hind leg
5L water
Approx. 1/4 (70 g) onion with skin
1/2 stalk (20 g) green part of green onion
Approx. 3 tbsp (62 g) traditional-style doenjang
6 cloves (30 g) garlic
Some (2 g) instant coffee

*Seasoned saeujeot ingredients

1 cup (200 g) saeujeot
1 1/5 tbsp (24 g) minced garlic
1 2/3 tbsp (20 g) brown sugar
Approx. 1 1/2 stalk (16 g) chive
Approx. 1 1/2 tbsp (14 g) cooking wine
2 tbsp (14 g) sesame oil
1 (10 g) Cheongyang pepper
1 (10 g) red chili pepper
1/2 tbsp (4 g) coarse red chili pepper powder
Approx. 1/2 tbsp (2 g) whole sesame seeds

[Directions for pork hind leg suyuk]

1. Rinse the completely thawed pork in water and press with hands to remove blood.
2. Clean the onion without removing the skin.
3. Clean the spring onion and prepare the green part long as a whole.
4. For garlic, don’t remove the tip part and wash it thoroughly.
5. Put pork, onion, spring onion, and garlic in a pot, and add traditional-style doenjang and instant coffee.
6. Among the prepared amount of water, add 3L first and boil on high heat.
Tip: Depending on the pot size, add an adequate amount first that will not overflow when it comes to a boil.
7. When the broth comes to a boil, reduce the heat to medium-low. With the broth bubbling, boil for about two and a half hours, adding water in between.
8. Take the hind leg meat out and rinse the residues on it with water. Drain the remaining broth through a strainer.
Tip: This broth is useful when making other dishes.
9. Put on gloves and tear it up along the texture. Place it on a plate to finish.


[Directions for seasoned saeujeot]

1. Cut Cheongyang peppers and red chili peppers in half and finely chop about 0.3 cm thick.
2. Finely chop chives about 0.3 cm thick.
3. Put Cheongyang peppers, chives, saeujeot, brown sugar, minced garlic, coarse red chili pepper powder, cooking wine, and whole sesame seeds in a bowl, and evenly mix with a spoon.
4. Finally, add sesame oil and mix well to finish.
Tip: Store in an air-tight container in the refrigerator.