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Korean Fish Soup (2) Collection

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  1. Saeng Sun Jigae
    Daegoo Jiri

    Saeng Sun Jigae
    (Korean Hot Fish Soup)

    1/2-3/4 lb whole fish (like a snapper, croaker, porgy or such)
    cleaned but with the head on
    1/2 cup of zucchini cut into 1/2 moon slices
    4 green onions cut 2" long
    about 1 tsp Korean red pepper flakes
    (to taste-get the dark red if you can)
    about 1/2 tsp salt
    2 cloves of garlic mashed into a paste
    1 sliced medium onion
    1 cup anchovy water (follows)

    Put all ingredients into a pot, cover and boil medium heat
    about 15-20 min serve with bowls of rice
    Anchovy water:
    about 4 large (3 in.) dried anchovies or small handful
    of the little ones ( 1 in. and less) (from Asian markets)
    about 2-3 cups water
    Put anchovies and water in a bowl cover and let sit about 6-8
    hours strain out liquid

    Daegoo Jiri
    (Korean cod in broth)

    5-6 cups of water
    4 thin slices fresh ginger
    about 1/4 lb Korean radish cut into 1" cubes
    4 green onions (whites and greens) cut about 2" long
    about 1/8 tsp white pepper
    about 2 lbs fresh cod cut into serving pieces
    about 1 tsp salt
    watercress for garnish

    Bring water to boil and add cod, salt, radish, and ginger.
    Cook over medium heat about 10 min so that the cod
    is cooked but still firm. Stir in green onion and pepper.
    Serve with bowls of rice and garnish soup with the watercress.

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