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Sirégi prep just got easier — dissolve flour and sugar into the boiling water and the tough stems may soften up way more than usual 🌿 A tip worth keeping in your back pocket.
- Everyday ingredients
For the restaurant menu
Could be a solid ref for the prep station 🍽️ The steps — simmering with flour and sugar, then steaming with garlic and ginger — are laid out clearly enough to hand straight to your prep cook.
With everyday ingredients 😋
Flour and sugar — that's really all you're adding 😋 Both are already sitting in most kitchens, so if this trick actually softens the stems that much, it's easy to fold into whatever sirégi dish you're already making.
On training days 💪
Worth knowing for training day meal prep 💪 Sirégi often pairs with protein-rich ingredients, so nailing the prep method first makes putting together a solid side dish that much easier.
When you want something light 🥗
Great for a veggie-forward side dish day 🥗 The process is mostly simmering and steaming, so it could be a nice thing to prep on a relaxed weekend before a lighter lunch.
On busy days ⏱️
Simmer for 30 minutes, add the garlic and ginger, turn off the heat, then just leave it for another 30 ⏱️ Since you're mostly waiting, you could probably knock out other prep at the same time.
How to Cook Sirae-gi (Dried Radish Greens) Tender: The Flour and Sugar Method
Original title: 시래기 삶을 때 그냥 물에 절대 삶지 마세요!
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How to Cook Sirae-gi (Dried Radish Greens) Tender: The Flour and Sugar Method is a Korean recipe video trending on social media in Korea. In the November 2026 monthly ranking it placed #5 in Korean (in progress).
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A prep technique for dried radish greens (sirae-gi) that uses flour and sugar in the cooking water to soften the stems. This Korean home-cooking method offers better texture control than plain water boiling, with practical timing for commercial kitchens seeking consistent results.
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Ever had trouble with dried radish greens staying tough and stiff even after boiling them for a long time? There's a method using two ingredients when boiling dried radish greens. Today's secret ingredients are flour and sugar. Add a little flour and sugar to the water when boiling the dried radish greens and boil for about 30 minutes. Then add garlic and ginger, turn off the heat, and let it steam for 30 minutes. However, the boiling time may vary depending on the dryness of the dried radish greens and the thickness of the stems. After soaking them thoroughly, boil until the stems become tender, and rinse several times in clean water before using. #how to boil dried radish greens #dried radish greens #cooking tips #easy recipes #home cooking #recipe
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말린 시래기를 아무리 오래 삶아도 줄기가 질기고 뻣뻣해서 고생하신 적 있으시죠? 시래기를 삶을 때 두 가지 재료를 활용하는 방법이 있습니다. 오늘의 비법재료는 밀가루와 설탕입니다. 시래기 삶는 물에 밀가루와 설탕을 조금 풀어 넣고 30분 정도 삶아주세요. 그다음 마늘과 생강을 넣고 불을 끈 뒤 30분간 뜸을 들이는 방법입니다. 다만 시래기의 건조 상태와 줄기 굵기에 따라 삶는 시간이 달라질 수 있습니다. 충분히 불린 뒤 줄기가 부드러워질 때까지 삶고, 깨끗한 물에 여러 번 헹궈 사용해주세요. #시래기삶는법 #시래기 #요리꿀팁 #간단요리 #집밥 #레시피
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