Dorumuk jjigae
Dorumuk is in season from November to December. A lot of people think of Dudomuk as Muk. It's not muk but fish. The etymology of Dorumuk was that during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, King Seonjo accidentally tasted a fish named Muk, and ordered that the fish named Lee Muk be renamed Sweetfish after eating it very deliciously. Later, after the war, I ate sweetfish again, but it was tamed by royal food, so the taste of sweetfish was terrible, so what I said changed from doromuk to doromuk. To choose a bamboo stick, choose the one that is elastic and firm when pressed. I'll make Dorumuk jjigae with full of dorumuk.
4 serving
Within 60 minutes