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Gimbap

Noodles & Rice · East Asian

9 ingredients · 60 minutes · 6 servings

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193kcal15.2g protein13.5g fat2.5g carbs*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.

Contains egg, sesame · sometimes contains gluten, dairy, peanut, tree nut, soy, shellfish, fish — check the label

Restrictions

Containsegg · sesameIt is in an ingredient you cannot leave out.

Sometimes contains — check the labelgluten (pickled radish, rice) · dairy (pickled radish, rice) · peanut (pickled radish, rice) · tree nut (pickled radish, rice) · soy (pickled radish, rice) · shellfish (pickled radish, rice) · fish (pickled radish, rice)Some brands have it, some do not. The recipe cannot tell, so this is the one you check yourself.

Diets
No pork · checkNo alcohol · check

Worked out from the ingredient list. It knows nothing about brands, shared equipment or cross contamination, and it is not a certification — if you have an allergy, you still have to read the label.

Ingredients

Servings:
4 cupcooked short-grain rice (warm)
6 unitroasted seaweed sheets
2 tbspsesame oil
3 uniteggs
1 unitcarrot (julienned)
200 gspinach
6 unitpickled radish strips
250 gcooked beef strips
1 tspsalt

Steps

  1. mix3 min
    rice glossy but not mashed
    Season the warm rice gently with sesame oil and salt, folding rather than crushing the grains. Gimbap rice should be savory and fragrant but retain distinct grains instead of becoming sushi-like paste.
  2. prep20 min
    fillings cooked, cooled and cut into long strips
    Cook the egg into a thin omelet and cut into strips, sauté the carrot, blanch and season the spinach, and prepare beef and pickled radish in long narrow pieces. Cool warm fillings before rolling so steam does not soften the seaweed.
  3. prep15 min
    thin even rice layer with bare top edge
    Place a seaweed sheet on a rolling mat and spread a thin even layer of rice across most of it, leaving the far edge bare. Thick rice crowds out the fillings and produces oversized rolls that split.
  4. prep10 min
    tight cylinders without crushed filling
    Arrange contrasting filling strips across the lower third and roll firmly, using the mat to compress the cylinder just enough to hold. Pull the roll back toward yourself as you close it rather than pushing fillings forward out of the seam.
  5. top5 min
    clean bite-size slices
    Brush the rolls lightly with sesame oil and slice with a sharp lightly oiled knife. Wipe the blade as rice accumulates so each round stays neat and the seaweed does not tear.