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Jeonbokjuk, Korean Jeju abalone porridge.  Soak 1/2 rice cup of glutinous rice in 4 rice cups of water for 1 hour. After an hour, strain the rice and retain the rice water.  Use a toothbrush to scrape of the sides of 8 fresh abalones of any excess dirt. Use a spoon to remove each abalone from the shell and remove the greenish gut parts for use later.  Be sure to remove the teeth at the front of abalone too. Blend the guts into a thick greenish paste. Slice 4 of the abalones thinly and set aside.  Add the glutinous rice to a rice cooker and mix it well with the blended paste. Add 1/2 finely diced onion, 2 stalks of finely diced white parts of scallion and 1/2 finely diced carrot.  Add the thinly sliced abalones into the rice cooker. Add 4 cups of the rice water. Cook the rice for 1 hour. After 30 minutes, open the rice cooker lid and season with 2 tbsp of a good quality fish sauce.  Add the 4 remaining abalones and 1/2 finely diced carrot and 2 stalks of finely diced green scallion. Close the lid and cook the remaining 30 minutes.  After 1 hour, open the rice cooker and the porridge should be fully cooked. If you prefer to have a thicker consistency, simply reduce the amount of rice water used to 2 or 3 cups instead.  Give everything a good stir. We prefer our Jeonbokjuk to be more broth like and not too starchy. Simply spoon the porridge into serving bowls and garnish with more finely diced scallion.  You may wish to drizzle some sesame oil to give the abalone porridge an extra appetising fragrance.  A refreshing and flavourful porridge that has the briny yet clean taste of the ocean and supremely comforting. It’s no wonder that Jeonbokjuk is known to Koreans as the king of porridge.  We managed to get our fresh abalones at below $1 per abalone at @finestfoodsg on most Saturday mornings. We believe it’s seasonal so you may not get every Saturday.  We also don’t recommend to use canned abalones and the can juices as they are not only unhealthy with preservatives and other flavouring, it’s also not the correct flavour profile.  #jeonbokjuk #tsckorean #jeonbok #abalone #abaloneporridge
Jeonbokjuk, Korean Jeju abalone porridge. Soak 1/2 rice cup of glutinous rice in 4 rice cups of water for 1 hour. After an hour, strain the rice and retain the rice water. Use a toothbrush to scrape of the sides of 8 fresh abalones of any excess dirt. Use a spoon to remove each abalone from the shell and remove the greenish gut parts for use later. Be sure to remove the teeth at the front of abalone too. Blend the guts into a thick greenish paste. Slice 4 of the abalones thinly and set aside. Add the glutinous rice to a rice cooker and mix it well with the blended paste. Add 1/2 finely diced onion, 2 stalks of finely diced white parts of scallion and 1/2 finely diced carrot. Add the thinly sliced abalones into the rice cooker. Add 4 cups of the rice water. Cook the rice for 1 hour. After 30 minutes, open the rice cooker lid and season with 2 tbsp of a good quality fish sauce. Add the 4 remaining abalones and 1/2 finely diced carrot and 2 stalks of finely diced green scallion. Close the lid and cook the remaining 30 minutes. After 1 hour, open the rice cooker and the porridge should be fully cooked. If you prefer to have a thicker consistency, simply reduce the amount of rice water used to 2 or 3 cups instead. Give everything a good stir. We prefer our Jeonbokjuk to be more broth like and not too starchy. Simply spoon the porridge into serving bowls and garnish with more finely diced scallion. You may wish to drizzle some sesame oil to give the abalone porridge an extra appetising fragrance. A refreshing and flavourful porridge that has the briny yet clean taste of the ocean and supremely comforting. It’s no wonder that Jeonbokjuk is known to Koreans as the king of porridge. We managed to get our fresh abalones at below $1 per abalone at @finestfoodsg on most Saturday mornings. We believe it’s seasonal so you may not get every Saturday. We also don’t recommend to use canned abalones and the can juices as they are not only unhealthy with preservatives and other flavouring, it’s also not the correct flavour profile. #jeonbokjuk #tsckorean #jeonbok #abalone #abaloneporridge

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