It is known that the term bibimbap was first mentioned in the literature, Siuijeonseo. It is told that, when Sim Hwan Jin was newly appointed as the governor of Sangju in 1919, he borrowed a cooking book kept in a noble's house in Sangju and transcribed it on ruled paper which he then passed down to his daughter-in-law, Hong Jeong. The period when Sim Hwan Jin transcribed the book was around 1919, but it is estimated that the original book dated back to the end of the 1800s. This book has relatively well categorized and organized a wide scope of cooking recipes and offers a quick glance of foods that were available at the end of the Joseon Dynasty.
Source: 是議全書
관리자2 | 조회 10430 | 2014-10-29 14:17
◎ Recipe
01. Use 8:2 ratio of brown rice to white rice and cleanly wash them. Soak in water for about 30 minutes, and then cook until rice is well cooked.
02. Cut cucumbers and zucchinis into pieces 4 cm long, slice the pieces at 0.3 cm thickness by rotating, and then thinly slice them.
03. Cut cabbage and carrots into pieces 4 cm long and julienne the pieces.
04. Cut mushrooms sideways into pieces 0.3 cm thick.
05. Add cooking oil to a heated frying pan, and fry cucumbers, zucchinis, cabbages, carrots, and mushrooms separately for 30 seconds over high heat.
06. Cut konjac into pieces 4 cm long, julienne the pieces, and parboil in boiling salt water for about a minute.
07. Cook tomatoes in boiling water and then slightly fry them in olive oil.
08. Whip only egg white, and then add oil to a frying pan and thinly fry the egg white. Next, thinly slice the egg into the same size as the vegetables.
09. Soak chicken breast in the marinade for about 30 minutes to remove unpleasant odor, cook in boiling water, and then tear along the texture into smaller pieces.
10. Grind kiwi using a blender and mix the ingredients to make the fruity pepper paste.
11. Place prepared ingredients over and around the rice and add the fruity pepper paste.