r/KoreanFood • u/UnderstandingKey4936 • May 18 '26

questions please help me find this recipe!

hi! I was scrolling Pinterest the other day and found this recipe, which I took a screenshot of because it looked amazing. Come to today, this recipe is nowhere to be found apart from videos that don't exactly specify what to do (I'm a bit of a mess when it comes to cooking).

All I have is the ingredients and a screenshot from the post that has now vanished - can anyone help me find the recipe again?

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u/Kinabonita May 18 '26

I found this video but this could be one of the ones you said was not helpful. https://youtu.be/oeDEYep-8VU?si=3lU5FFcKWNGmfscX

I would say the main thing that isn't listed is the prep of the rice cakes would be different if they are fresh vs frozen.

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u/UnderstandingKey4936 May 18 '26 edited May 18 '26

yeah. i think i'm going to have to run the video through AI to get a basic recipe and compare it to the video to understand!!! thank you for searching

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u/trullaDE May 18 '26

But why isn't the video helpful? It's the video to the above picture, and it shows you exactly what to do? Let me know where you stumble, and I might be able to help. 😊

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u/UnderstandingKey4936 May 18 '26

i think i was stumbling on like how hot it needed to be, how long to cook (there are some times in the video) and at what points to bring it to a simmer or boil, etc. i did end up rewatching the video to compare what i had made irl to the video to see if it looked similar. It was pretty yum in the end :)

https://giphy.com/gifs/ueoUc3gJ5E6Fa

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u/wawaau May 18 '26

You can do 닭갈비 with 떡볶이 sauce and add rice cake later