One of the most popular dishes in Korean cuisine, bibimbap is a nutritious rice dish of steamed rice and pre-cooked vegetables.
Bibm means 'Mixing' and Bap means 'Rice' in Korean.
Ingredients:
(for 2 sevings)
2 Cups Steamed Rice let warm
1 Carrot in Julienne
6 Chopped mushrooms
4 Chopped Green Onions in Julienne
1/4 Copped red Cabbage
1/2 Cup or less bean sprouts
1 Cup Spinach
1 Dried Seaweed in julienne
2 Eggs cooked over easy (Optional)
1/4Cup Ground beef
Sesame oil
Soy Sauce
Korean Red Pepper paste
1Teaspoon Sesame seeds
1 and 1/2 Teaspoon Cloves of garlic
vinegar (rice or Apple vinegar if Available)
Sugar
Salt & Pepper to taste
Steps:
1- Marinate the beef:
in a bowl put the Beef & add 1/2 Teaspoon Soy Sauce + 1/2 Teaspoon Sugar +1/2 Teaspoon sesame oil+ 1 Glove minced Garlic + Pinch salt & pepper.
Mix well and set aside
2- Prepare the Sauce:
in a Small bowl combine: 3Tbs Red Pepper Paste + 1/4 Teaspoon Soy Sauce +1 Teaspoon vinegar + 1 Teaspoon Sugar + 1 Teaspoon Sesame oil + 1/2 Teaspoon minced Garlic + 3/4 Teaspoon Sesame Seeds.
Mix well and set aside
3- Prepare the Vegetables & the Beef:
-in a Pan over a medium Heat Cook your Marinated Beef stir until it's Totally Cooked & set aside.
-Saute each of your vegetables in your Pan Except the seaweed with little bit of Sesame oil 1 Min or 2 Each or less (let them stay crunchy).
4- Serve your Dish :
In the center of your serving-Bowl put 1Cup of the warm Steamed rice and put each of your Cooked veggies in addition of the seaweeds in Julienne around it then Top with 1 TBS of your Cooked Beef and your Red Pepper-Sesame Sauce then the Egg if you like Eggs with the Bibimbap.
When ready to eat, mix all ingredients together , The bibimpap should be moist and not dry.
PS: Depending of your Taste, if your like your Dish to be more Spicy by adding more Sauce your can always Double the Sauce amount.
=> You can always Cook the Same way any other Kind of vegetables Available in your Fridge or you like, you can even use some Lettuce leaves & Cucumbers in Julienne with no need to saute them.
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