How to make Korean Soybean Stew

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Korean Soybean Stew is one of my all-time favorite foods! The stock is based on fermented soy-bean paste (doenjang) and complemented with hearty vegetables and tofu. It can be cooked up very quickly if you have already purchased some doenjang. I think its safe to say that there is not a single Korean person who does not like this dish, as we grew up eating it. It represents homeland! Here is a simple recipe for beginners and my preferred way to make this stew. This stew should be eaten with a bowl of hot sticky rice!

(This recipe is rated at a medium as it require some prep and most likely a trip to the Korean Store)

For vegetarians:
Note: If you are a vegetarian, you can simply skip the beef when creating the broth and start with frying up the daikons (start from 01:48). When frying up daikons, do NOT use the sesame oil but rather a simple vegetable oil. I would also recommend including shitake mushrooms as this can replace the meat.

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