Beverly Kim, Chef/Owner of restaurants Parachute & Wherewithall in Chicago, Founder of non-profit The Abundance Setting
Event:
Nearly 100 women restaurateurs across nine of its cities invite all to join them for “Dine Together & Let’s Talk” on March 8, 2021. This virtual dining event features collaborative, surprise multi-restaurant dining experiences for takeout by the women of Let’s Talk. These dinners span four to ten-course menus priced $45-$150, and in Chicago orders can be placed at www.exploretock.com/letstalkdinetogetherchicago until March 4th. Guests are invited to Dine Together as one city and join in a Zoom conversation from 7-8pm with the Let’s Talk women.
Recipe:
Grilled Gunthorp Farm Pork Belly “Ssam” (pronounced “saam”) with Gotham Greens, Ssamjjang (pronounced “sam jang”) Sauce, and Pickled Moo Radish Kimchi
Ingredients:
6 oz. 1/4” sliced Gunthorp Farm pork belly (or you can get this already sliced at Hmart or Joongboo Grocery Store)
1 head of butter lettuce
1 cup of Ssamjang Sauce (see recipe below)
1 cup of Pickled Moo Radish Kimchi (see recipe below)
Ssamjang sauce:
2 T gochujang
2 T doenjang
1 T toasted sesame seed
1 T brown rice syrup
2 tsp Korean brown sugar (light brown sugar)
2 scallions minced
2 T minced yellow/white onion
2 large garlic clove micro-planed
1 tsp micro-planed ginger
1 splash essig essence or 1 T + a splash rice vinegar or lemon juice
Directions:
Place all ingredients in a bowl and mix with a whisk until well combined. Keep cold until ready to use.
Pickled Moo Radish Kimchi:
3 cups Korean radish cut into 1⁄4 batons
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup white vinegar
3 cloves micro-planed garlic
1 T + 1 tsp salt
1 T gochugaru flake
A splash sesame oil
Splash of white vinegar (or essig essence)
Directions:
In a non- reactive container, mix the first four ingredients together. Cover and let mixture sit unrefrigerated overnight. The next day, remove radish from liquid and combine radish in a mixing bowl with garlic, remaining salt, gochugaru flake, sesame oil and white vinegar or essig essence.
Using a cast iron or a stove top grill, preheat the pan on high heat until it is hot enough to make a sizzle sound when you add the meat. Sear without oil for 1-2 minutes per side. To complete the dish, place pork belly, ssamjang sauce and pickled radish inside the butter lettuce as a lettuce wrap or eat with rice.
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