Beef short ribs dangmyeong – Noodle Party

by jeroxie on March 29, 2010

in challenge,Chinese,Korean,lunchbox,recipe

Noodle Party Invite!

An invitation to a Noodle Party! Christine and the Big Scary Kitchen, Fried Wontons 4 U and Momofuku for 2 are having a virtual noodle party. We’re all going to make our own take on a noodle dish and post them up at the same time. If you are following on twitter, search for hashtag #noodleparty.

Who: Everyone!

What: We’re all making noodle dishes using dangmyeong, Korean sweet potato glass noodles.

When: Noodle Party posts are going up on March 29th.

Where: Your blog, our blogs. Your twitter, whatever you got.

Why: So we can all dance the noodle dance together! People who join the party will get a Noodle Party badge for their site and of course, as always, everlasting fame!

I was really glad to be invited to this noodle party by @friedwontons4U and @momofukufor2. It was almost a no go for me as I had too much backlog of posts and own errands to do over the weekend. But I manage to squeeze this in. A girl still needs to feed her man. ;) And to clear any confusion, dangmyeong is a type of glass noodle made from sweet potato starch and it is a very popular noodle used in Korean Cuisine.

Found this at one of the Footscray Asian grocer.

dangmyeong

dangmyeong or sweet potato noodles

And the other reason was I wanted to show off this my new thermal cooker that Mister’s parents have bought for us and flew it in with them all the way from Malaysia. I searched the web and found Tiger Cooker 8 L Thermal Magic and it also comes in a 6 Liter . It does not over cook and also it saves on gas and on electricity. And the other reason is that it is very safe to use. I can go leave the house and run my own errands and not be worried about it.

I bought this piece of beautiful short ribs from the Farmers market at Abbortsford Convent and of course, from Warialda Beef. One of the best beef that I have ever tasted and it has never failed me. This piece of meat makes me feel very caveman.

Warialda beef short ribs

Warialda beef short ribs

Thanks to @tammois for these lovely szechuan peppercorns. So aromatic and addictive.

Szechuan peppercorns

Szechuan peppercorns

Dried dangmyeong

Dried dangmyeong

Ingredients:

  • 1.2kg of beef short ribs
  • 500g sweet potato noodles/dangmyeong
  • 2tsp of szechuan peppercorns
  • 2tsp of salt
  • 2tsp of chilli powder
  • 2tbsp dark soya sauce
  • 3tbsp of light soya sauce
  • 2 cinnamon sticks
  • 1 medium onion, sliced
  • 6 cloves of garlic, chopped
  • 1 bunch of tuscan cabbage, chopped
  • 500g carrots, chopped
  • 600g daikon, chopped
  • 2 litres of water/ stock if any
  • Salt for seasoning

Short beef ribs sealed

Rendered short beef ribs

Tender beef short ribs

Tender beef short ribs

Method:

  1. Ground up the szechuan pepper with salt and chilli powder. Set aside
  2. Make big cuts into the short ribs. Render it in a heavy bottom pan for about 10mins or until the ribs are totally browned
  3. Remove the ribs and set it aside. Use the rendered fats to cook the onions and garlic. When the onions are soft, add the ground spices. Stir it through and add the ribs and sealed in all the spices
  4. Using a pot: Add the stock/water, cinnamon sticks, dark and light soya sauce and allow it to simmer over very low heat for 3-4hrs or until meat falls off the bone. In the last hour, add the vegetables and allow it simmer at low heat. Season accordingly
  5. Thermal cooker (like mine): pour the ribs, seasoning, cinnamon sticks, light & dark soy sauce and stock into the thermal cooker and allow it to slow cook for the next 4-6 hrs. In the last 2 hours, add all the chopped vegetables, boil it up again and chuck it back into the pot. Season accordingly
  6. Cook the dangmyeong in boiling water according to the instructions at the back of the pack. Drain and set aside
  7. Remove the short ribs and pull them apart into smaller chucks
  8. Add some noodles into a bowl, scoop the soup, add the beef chucks and sprinkle some dried chilli flakes

dangmyeong beef short ribs

dangmyeong beef short rib with tuscan cabbage, carrots and daikon

This is not a dish for the faint hearted. It is definitely very rich, hearty and needs to be eaten with care. The szechuan pepper did come through in this dish. I did feel slight numbness on my tongue when slurping on the hot broth. Mister and I enjoyed it thoroughly. Thanks again to @friedwontons4U, @momofukufor2 and @bigscarykitchen for this virtual noodle party. I will be looking forward to the next #noodleparty :)

Also check out what the others did…. all so yummy!

How would you cook dangmyeong with?


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1 momofukufor2 March 29, 2010 at 6:06 am

@jeroxie love it!!! we *do* think alike ;)

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2 jeroxie March 29, 2010 at 6:07 am

@momofukufor2 ha! I know…. bizzare!

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3 th0i3 March 29, 2010 at 6:49 am

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4 eatnik March 29, 2010 at 11:31 am

@jeroxie The food just never stops :) What's a thermal pot?

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5 jeroxie March 29, 2010 at 12:03 pm

@eatnik have to show you but it is so easy to use and time, gas and electricity saver.

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6 MaryMoh March 29, 2010 at 4:29 pm

Beautiful dish and such a fun virtual party. Can't wait to see other dishes coming through.
.-= MaryMoh´s last blog ..Cajun Prawns And Crab Sticks Stir Fry =-.

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7 th0i3 March 29, 2010 at 4:59 pm

Very very yummylicious!

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8 Liz March 29, 2010 at 6:23 pm

I owned a thermal cooker as well! My parents bought as a gift for us, we found it in Melb at Richmond. Love it being able to get home from work and get a nice hot big bowl, full of flavour soup. The cooker met an accident last year but lucky still usable. Now it's sitting on the benchtop with Bak Ku Teh for my dinner tonight.
.-= Liz´s last blog ..Went Crazy at Kinokuniya, Singapore =-.

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9 jeroxie March 29, 2010 at 6:25 pm

Awesome! Didn't know they sell it here as well. That is good news for those that will like to get this here.

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10 lululu March 29, 2010 at 8:24 pm

awwwww, i would love to join such an interesting noodle party!

your noodle is awesome!!!!! really, that's my kind of noodle. full of rich and meaty flavor! btw, I love eating dangmyeong. this is my must-have dish whenever i visit a korean restaurant. your way of cooking dangmyeong is very creative and i bet super delicious!
.-= lululu´s last blog ..Lasagna Bolognese =-.

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11 Christine@Christine& March 29, 2010 at 10:55 pm

I love using thermal pot to braise meat too. I used mine for over ten years, very effective. Saving energy means saving money.

The Korean glass noodle goes so well and absorbs all the flavours of the beef ribs, yummm…
.-= Christine@Christine's Recipes´s last blog ..Chocolate Profiteroles (Easter Dessert) =-.

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12 kristy March 30, 2010 at 1:26 am

Penny, your noodle looks very delicious! I might probably try this recipe with chicken. Lovely! Thanks.

And have fun at the party! Cheers.
.-= kristy´s last blog ..Chocolate Coconut Stack Cake =-.

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13 Y March 30, 2010 at 2:49 am

How interesting. I've never cooked dangmyeong before. Those beef ribs look really yummy.
.-= Y´s last blog ..Daring Bakers Challenge : Orange Tian =-.

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14 Cheah March 30, 2010 at 5:45 am

I hade my first does of Szechuan peppercorns when I visited China, Juizhaigo, a few years back. It was killing, my whole mouth was numb. Those Korean noodles look interesting, never tried before.

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15 Hummingbird Appetite March 30, 2010 at 6:26 am

Oooo! I love short ribs. It looks so yummy!
.-= Hummingbird Appetite´s last blog ..Kalguksu- homemade noodles in broth =-.

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16 Anh March 30, 2010 at 6:45 am

That looks sooo good! I love beef short ribs!
.-= Anh´s last blog ..Days before the Easter break – Recipe: Udon noodles with kabocha sauce =-.

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17 Helen (grabyourfork) March 30, 2010 at 7:08 am

Oh this looks so tasty. I love the chewiness of potato starch noodles and I find the tongue-numbing effect of szechuan peppers so addictive!
.-= Helen (grabyourfork)´s last blog ..King crab, Hokkaido milk and strawberries =-.

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18 Casey Angelova March 30, 2010 at 8:29 am

This looks awesome. Even if I wanted to participate, I would need at least 2 weeks just to track these down in Bulgaria. Impromptu parties are rarely a possibility unless making something basic and boring! Keep me in the loop for your next culinary soirée!
.-= Casey Angelova´s last blog ..K is for Kampyo! =-.

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19 Divina March 30, 2010 at 8:47 am

The ribs and the noodle is simply mouthwatering. Love your combination. :)

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20 Jessica March 31, 2010 at 9:27 am

Great! The next time I am eating dang myun (and eating meat. :p) I'll make dang myeong with short ribs two ways – yours and the recipe at Momofuku for 2.

I like the combo of light&dark soy sauces, but haven't played around with Szechuan peppercorn. The last time I had it in a restaurant I was at a quandry as to what it was for a couple seconds. :p Thanks for the recipe!
.-= Jessica´s last blog ..Noodle Party: Spicy Vegetable Dang Myun (Yam Noodle) =-.

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21 Christine March 31, 2010 at 7:17 pm

Oooh! I don't generally do spicy food, but it looks great! I totally have the same brand of dangmyeon right now too.
.-= Christine´s last blog ..Noodle Party! Jap Chae! EXCLAMATION POINTS! =-.

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22 Cleo Coyle April 4, 2010 at 11:53 am

Mouth duly watering. Love your photos and that's a good warning on the richness factor, but it would be such a great meal to make or re-heat on a chilly, rainy night! :-) ~ Cleo

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23 Lazaro April 4, 2010 at 2:54 pm

I am a big fan of short ribs. This recipe looks fabulous. Great use of pepper. Look forward to folloing your blog here.

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24 jeroxie April 4, 2010 at 10:20 pm

Thanks for visiting the blog! Hope to see you around more often too :)

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25 Mardi @eatlivetravel April 5, 2010 at 9:17 am

I have been so swamped with work that I missed this completely but wish I hadn't. Your noodles and ribs look amazing – and it's only 9am as I read this!
.-= Mardi @eatlivetravelwrite´s last blog ..Sucré (New Orleans) =-.

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