Delicious raw! Garland Chrysanthemum Namul
A recipe for "Garland Chrysanthemum Namul," a delicious raw garland chrysanthemum dish. You can enjoy the refreshing flavor of garland chrysanthemum matched with the savory taste of sesame seeds. It is easy to make without using fire.
Material ( For 2 persons )
garland chrysanthemum 1/2 bag
sesame oil 2 teaspoons
chicken bone soup stock 1/3 teaspoon
white sesame seeds 1 teaspoon
salt and raayu small quantity
Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

A recipe for "Garland Chrysanthemum Namul," a delicious raw garland chrysanthemum dish. You can enjoy the fresh flavor of garland chrysanthemum matched with the savory taste of sesame seeds. It is easy to make without using fire.

Delicious raw "Garland Chrysanthemum Namul

Ingredients (2 servings)

1/2 bag garland chrysanthemum
2 teaspoons sesame oil
1/3 teaspoon chicken broth
1 teaspoon white sesame seeds
A pinch of salt and raayu (Chinese red chili oil)

Directions

Wash garland chrysanthemum and soak in water for 5 minutes to make it crispy.

Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

Drain off the water from the garland chrysanthemum and wipe with kitchen paper.

Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

Remove stems and cut leaves into bite-size pieces. Place in a bowl.

Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

Add sesame oil and dress all together.

Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

Add chicken stock, salt, raayu (about 3 drops), and white sesame seeds.

Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

How does the garland chrysanthemum namul taste?

The fresh flavor of garland chrysanthemum spreads with a crispy, crunchy texture. The more you chew, the wilder and deeper it becomes.

Garland chrysanthemum raw food garland chrysanthemum namul

The coating of sesame oil makes it not too light, and the double sesame coating with white sesame makes it full of aroma. It also goes well with the flavor of garland chrysanthemum. It is recommended to eat it as soon as it is made, as it wilts over time and the texture changes!