Bibimbap – Korean Mixed Rice With Meat And Vegetables

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How To Make Bibimbap – Korean Mixed Rice With Meat And Vegetables:

For a healthy recipe that will still impress at the dinner table, look no further than this traditional Korean dish. Bibimbap is sure to turn heads, and its curious name and amazing flavours will certainly intrigue and have people coming back for more.

Serves 4

Prep time: 35 minutes
Cooking time: 55 minutes

Ingredients

Meat And Rice:

1 tbsp soy sauce

200g beef mince (substitute shiitake mushrooms for vegetarian)

1 tbsp sesame oil

Half a clove garlic, finely chopped

1 tsp dark brown soft sugar

3 cups short grain rice

Vegetables:

250g watercress

250g bean sprouts

2 red peppers

1 carrot, peeled

1 courgette

4 eggs

Vegetable oil

Sea salt

3 spring onions, finely chopped

2 cloves garlic, finely chopped

3 tsp sesame seeds, toasted

3 tbsp sesame oil

Bibimbap Sauce:

4 tbsp Korean red chili paste (gochujang – available from your nearest Asian supermarket or online)

1 tbsp dark brown soft sugar

1 tbsp sesame oil

3 tbsp water

Bibimbap – Korean Mixed Rice With Meat And Vegetables Method:

1.) Firstly, mix the beef mince with the soy sauce, sesame oil, dark brown sugar and garlic. Leave to marinate for 30 minutes while you prepare the other elements. Cook the rice, following the instructions on the packaging.

2.) Mix the bibimbap sauce ingredients in a bowl, taste and adjust seasoning if necessary.

3.) Cut the carrot, red pepper and courgette into thin matchsticks and put into separate bowls. Add a pinch of salt to the carrot and courgette, mix and leave to stand for ten minutes.

4.) Bring a pan of salted water to the boil. Rinse the bean sprouts in cold water, then plunge into the boiling water and cook for 2 minutes. Remove from the water using a slotted spoon and run under cold water until completely cool. Bring the pan of water back to the boil, then throw in the watercress and cook for 30 seconds. Drain the watercress and run under cold water until cool.

5.) Squeeze out the excess water from the carrot, courgette, watercress and bean sprouts, still keeping them separate. Add 1/3 of the chopped spring onions and 1/3 of the chopped garlic to the watercress along with 1 tsp of sesame seeds and 1 tbsp sesame oil. Mix thoroughly and repeat with the bean sprouts.

Cook On A Wok:

6,) Place a wok or large frying pan on a medium-high heat with 1 tbsp vegetable oil. Fry the carrots for 1-2 minutes, then remove them from the heat and wipe the pan clean with a cloth or kitchen paper. Repeat with the courgette and the red pepper, adding a pinch of salt and the remainder of the garlic when cooking the peppers. Mix the peppers with the remainder of the spring onion, sesame seeds and 1 tbsp sesame oil once they have been removed from the heat.

7.) Wipe the pan again and return to a high heat. Add a further tablespoon of vegetable oil, then add the beef mince to the pan, frying for 3-5 minutes until cooked thoroughly.

8.) Once the beef is cooked, remove from the heat, wipe the pan again and fry the eggs in some vegetable oil. While the eggs are cooking, put the rice in four serving bowls and add the meat and assorted vegetables around the outside. Finish with the fried egg on top and serve with the bibimbap sauce on the side.

Last but not least, to eat, mix everything together in the bowl and enjoy!

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Bibimbap – Korean Mixed Rice With Meat And Vegetables:

Bibimbap – Korean Mixed Rice With Meat And Vegetables Recipe credits courtesy of : 

This recipe was developed by development chef Keri Astill-Frew. 

Keri has worked in top restaurants across the UK including a Michelin star hotel in Lancashire and a variety of fine dining restaurants and gastro-pubs in Dorset and Sussex. 


She is passionate about watercress, both as an ingredient and for its fantastic health benefits, and is devoted to developing new and delicious ways for you to incorporate more of it into your diet. 


For more information and many more recipes please visit Watercress.

Recipe Photography courtesy of Lara Jane Thorpe

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8 Comments

  1. Sarah | Digital Motherhood
    8 January 2018 / 22:35

    This sounds and looks delicious. My friend is Korean and used to cook us some fab meals at Uni! #MMBC

  2. Anne Stone Sweet
    8 January 2018 / 21:33

    That looks amazing, we are just starting to discover Korean food and are off to a restaurant that serves Bibimbap later this month for my eldest son's birthday. #MMBC

    • 20 January 2018 / 22:30

      Sound lovely Anne 🙂 Thanks for hopping over.

  3. Veronica Lee
    8 January 2018 / 10:01

    Oooo! I love Korean food and this looks so yummy!

  4. Heather{Our Life In a Click}
    4 January 2018 / 22:59

    The veggies look so pretty!