Samgyeopsal Kimbap

4 servings

Ingredients

  • Few sheets of Gim (Laver Sheets)
  • Few slices of Samygeopsal ((Thinly sliced Pork Belly))
  • Few pieces of Lettuce
  • Few pieces of Perilla Leaves
  • Few pieces of Pickled Radish Wraps (무쌈) (Optional)
  • A piece of Carrot ((finger-length piece))
  • Few Chili Peppers
  • Few dabs of Ssamjang Paste
  • Few brushes of Sesame Oil ((to coat the kimbap roll))
  • 1.5-2 Cups of Freshly Cooked Short-grain Rice
  • A drizzle of Sesame Oil
  • Few shakes of Salt

Instructions

  1. 1

    --- Quick Ingredient Prep ---

  2. 2

    Julienne carrots into thin small strips. De-seed the chili peppers and slice in half.

  3. 3

    Scoop out your rice into a mixing bowl. Spread it out - so it cools down faster. Then put a small drizzle of sesame oil in, as well as few shakes of salt. Give it a quick mix.

  4. 4

    --- Cook ingredients ---

  5. 5

    Place oil in a frying pan. Place the carrots in. Season it with salt. Stir-fry it around around 1 minute. Then set it aside and wipe out your pan with a paper towel.

  6. 6

    Now add-in your Samgyeopsal strips. Cook until you get a nice golden-brown crisp on both sides.

  7. 7

    --- Make Kimbap ---

  8. 8

    Place gim sheet down on a (dry) cutting board. We recommend using a rice paddle to spread it evenly over the gim sheet. Be careful not to rip the sheets. Fill the whole sheet but leave about 1 cm of space at the top.

  9. 9

    Now add 2 pieces of lettuce in the middle of the rice. Stack 2 pieces of perilla leaves on top. Then add 2 pieces of pickled radish. Then a chili pepper.

  10. 10

    Spread Ssamjang into the chili pepper. Then add 2 pieces of Samgyeopsal on top.

  11. 11

    --- Roll ingredients ---

  12. 12

    Use your fingers to roll the kimbap tightly (you don't need a sushi mat as the roll will be big). Afterwards, use a small brush to coat the roll with a light layer sesame oil.

  13. 13

    Cut the roll into small bite-size pieces. Enjoy!

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