3 Different Kimbaps (Korean Seaweed Rolls)
3 Different Kimbaps (Korean Seaweed Rolls)

Hello everybody, I hope you are having an amazing day today. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a distinctive dish, 3 different kimbaps (korean seaweed rolls). It is one of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.

A popular Korean picnic food - Easy kimbap (Korean sushi roll) recipe! Bite sized little rice and vegetable goodies are savory, nutty and delicious! This easy kimbap somewhat resembles California roll, but as you can gather they do taste different.

3 Different Kimbaps (Korean Seaweed Rolls) is one of the most popular of recent trending foods in the world. It’s appreciated by millions daily. It’s simple, it’s quick, it tastes yummy. 3 Different Kimbaps (Korean Seaweed Rolls) is something which I’ve loved my whole life. They are fine and they look fantastic.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have 3 different kimbaps (korean seaweed rolls) using 11 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make 3 Different Kimbaps (Korean Seaweed Rolls):
  1. Make ready Hot cooked white rice
  2. Make ready bunches Spinach namul
  3. Make ready Carrot namul
  4. Make ready Takuan (yellow pickled daikon)
  5. Take enough for 3 rolls Tamagoyaki
  6. Make ready Fish sausage
  7. Make ready Aburaage
  8. Get Minced pork
  9. Make ready Sukiyaki sauce
  10. Get Gochujang
  11. Get sheets Nori seaweed

The best way to learn is to watch my Gimbap Video below. The stuffing is a little different - I use cucumbers instead of spinach in the video but the rest is the same! Kimbap, one of Korea's most popular snacks, can have all sorts of fillings; this very classic version is a great place to start. The only limit for kimbap fillings is your imagination: You can find tuna, avocado, chicken, shrimp, and bulgogi kimbap.

Steps to make 3 Different Kimbaps (Korean Seaweed Rolls):
  1. Microwave the spinach and carrot in a microwavable plastic bag. Blot off the excess water with a paper towel. Season with the ☆ ingredients to prepare the namul.
  2. Make the tamagoyaki with egg, salt, pepper and Dashida in a pan.
  3. Stir-fry the minced pork in a pan. Season with the sukiyaki sauce and gochujang to make bulgogi.
  4. Cut the filling ingredients into the same length and narrow width. Do not cut the spinach!
  5. Mix the salt, pepper, sesame oil and sesame seeds into the cooked rice., then spread a layer of rice onto the seaweed.
  6. Lay the filling ingredients on top of the rice (leaving space at the ends as shown). Roll them up with a sushi mat.
  7. How to make a "nude" kimbap with the rice outside: After spreading the rice on the seaweed, sprinkle a generous layer of sesame seeds over the rice and cover with plastic wrap.
  8. Flip it over so that the seaweed side faces upward. Place fillings on top of the seaweed and roll with the sushi mat, keeping the plastic wrap over the rice, (and removing it as you roll). Sprinkle more sesame seeds over the rice to prevent sticking.
  9. To slice neatly, use a well-sharpened knife and wet it with water after each cut.
  10. I made regular kimbap for the children, a spicy meat bulgogi kimbap, and one "nude" kimbap with the rice on the outside.

Basically, you can feel free to add whatever you want to the roll. Korean kimbap—also known as gimbap—are rolls that might look a lot like sushi but in truth are Kimbap (from gim, a type of seaweed, and bap the Korean term for "rice") is like the Korean Other Flavorful Fillings. Here are some different tasty fillings that you can try. Her Kimbap taste different than most other Korean Kimbap. She adapted Japanese sushi rice method.

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