August 24, 2006
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posted by: cherryballz
Odeng (Fishcake) Banchan
one package of fish cake (aka uhmook found in the frozen section of your korean grocery store)
soy sauce
sesame oil
1 small onion
2-3 scallions.Directions:
1. cut fish cake into bite size pieces, dice your onions to the size you wish, and cut scallions.
2. add 2 teaspoons of sesame oil into frying pan over medium-high heat.
3. add your fish cake and stir for few minutes.
4. add in onions and stir until it becomes semi-translucent.
5. add in 4 tbsp of soysauce (more or less depending on your serving size) and stir until even.
6. add in scallion towards the end and add salt/pepper to taste.It can’t get easier than this! And you can make it and store in the fridge as banchan for few days.
Enjoy.

Comments (28)
Hello! Thank you!!! ^_^ I have a question though.. the pic looks a wee bit different from the kind that they serve at Korean restaurants… i think the ones they serve have red in it – methinks it might be red pepper flakes or maybe it’s something totally different?
I made this the other night! I usually add less soysauce and include sesame seeds, carrots, some sugar, and Korean peppers. Sometimes I add red bell peppers for some added color. Mmm.
oooh i love it when my mom makes this stuff. its so yummy!
I just made this a couple of days ago! Except I added broccoli to it. Yum!
oh yeah, i was going to say you can add veggies or red pepper flakes to it, but i just like to keep it simple.
this is my all time favorite ban chan~~ you can also substitute scallions with jalepeno pepper to give it a lil kick..
i just ate this 10 minutes ago… hahaha
oh man…i’ll post the street version next week…can’t wait!
i like this =)
YUUUUUUUMMMMM
i like to add gochugaroo. lots of it.
my grandma also adds slices of garlic to it…. yum!!
Sweet. Awesome. I’m glad recipes are coming up on Koreancooking again.
i saw someone on xanga copying your shit. wtf.
this is one of my favorite banchans <333
i think it need a little bit of sugar…
needs!
oh man, good stuff~ simple yet good to the tummy~ hahaha! have a great weekend koreancooking!
mmmmMMmmm!
I like to add sugar and jalepenos
this totally goes into my cookbook, i think i can make this..hahaha
I was drooling at your icon then came here and am drooling at the piccu.
that’s so funny, i made this on tuesday, cept mine were just boring rectangles and not fancy parallelograms. next time. . . . also, i added garlic powder, sugar and sesame seeds. it’s yummy to pack for lunch too.
looks yummy
Thanks for the Galbi Jjim recipe.
I could eat Odeng until I puke! I love this stuff!
=) yuuum
your recipe for this as well as others are very “neukkihae” i can tell you were born in the states by your recipes although they are pretty good for the most part. i own an authentic korean restaurant in ny, la and dallas, and your recipes would please american tastebuds superbly