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|    03 Mar 25 11:43:22    |
   
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    Title: Rabokki   
    Categories: Korean   
    Yield: 4 Servings   
      
    8 oz Tube shaped rice cakes; up   
    - to 10 oz; frozen,   
    - but fresh is better   
    2 tb Sesame oil; up to 3 tb   
    1/4 Red onion; sliced   
    1/2 c Dried shiitake mushrooms   
    1 Carrot; thinly sliced   
    1/2 c Broccoli   
    3 cl Garlic; up to 4 cl, minced   
    1/2 Korean squash or zucchini;   
    - chopped   
    1 ts Salt   
    1 tb Korean chili flakes   
    - ("gochugaru")   
    1 tb Soy sauce   
    2 tb Gochujang   
    1 tb Maple syrup   
    1 c Water or mushroom dashi;   
    - up to 2 c   
    1 Green onion; sliced   
      
    "Rabokki"is what happens when you mix tteokbokki with ramen noodles.   
    So, if you like tteokbokki (which most people do) and you like ramen   
    noodles (I mean... who doesn't like ramen noodles?), you will love   
    Rabokki.   
      
    Marinate rice cakes in 1 tb of sesame oil, a pinch of salt, and   
    pepper.   
      
    Marinate mushrooms with 1 ts of sesame oil, 1 ts of soy sauce, and a   
    pinch of salt.   
      
    Make sauce in advance by mixing together 1 tb gochugaru, 2 tb   
    gochujang, 1 tb soy sauce, and 1 tb maple syrup.   
      
    Add 1 tb of extra virgin olive oil over medium high heat in a   
    non-stickpan.   
      
    Add onions and mushrooms and cook until they start to brown. Add   
    garlic.   
      
    Add all remaining veggies and cook until they just start to get   
    soft. Season with salt.   
      
    Add rice cakes and sauce. Stir together until all veggies and rice   
    cakes are evenly coated with sauce. Add 1 cup of mushroom broth (or   
    water). Cook on low heat until sauce becomes thick and rice cakes are   
    soft.   
      
    While rice cakes are cooking, cook ramen noodles according to   
    packageinstructions--al dente (i.e., don't cook them all the way). Add   
    almost cooked rice noodles to rice cakes and incorporate into sauce.   
    Garnish with sliced green onions. Enjoy!   
      
    Recipe by Joanne Molinaro   
      
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