Bibimbap is a mixed dish and it is also known as a "one bowl" meal, which means that the bowl contains all qualities of food life. It is also one of the halal recipes that I like.

Bibimbap is more than some rice mixed with kimchi and red pepper paste. It includes sauteed and fried vegetables like spinach, seaweed soup (a mixture of anchovies and vegetables), scrambled eggs, all different types of fish sauce or mushroom sauce, to finally be topped off with any available vegetable like cucumbers or carrots. You can choose which style you want your bibimbap rice served in - steamed rice or stone-baked rice.

Bibimbap is served in a bowl and mixed together by the eater forming a single continuous spoonful rather than individual grains (hence the name "bibimbap" which means "mixed rice" in Korean). Bibimbap is a typical dish of Korea with different shapes and tastes and is often served on a thermos-sized stone pot. It literally means mixing various ingredients together. Bibimbab gets its arrival in the present state all ready from the Joseon Dynasty, yet it can most likely be alluded to for centuries prior because of supposed references found in old Korean manuscripts or historical urban areas like the stone engravings found in Gureopji which date back to ninth century BC.

Bibimbap is usually served in a hot stone pot ("dolsot") that can retain heat while allowing ingredients to cook simultaneously. The pottery arrives preheated with a layer of oil in the bottom and rice on top so that the rice below toasts and crisps in the process. of cooking. The vegetables are cooked in the same pot so that they all finish at about the same time. In addition to cooked meat and vegetables, bibimbap usually includes a raw egg yolk, diced red pepper or green onion, garlic, sesame oil, and chili peppers as toppings. Some variations add mushrooms or spinach to the dish.

Apart from rice, bibimbap is served topped with anything from a sliced egg, a variety of vegetables typically used in Korean cuisine, Ssamjang (a type of green noodle and other condiments).

Besides an appealing presentation, bibimbap also has an amazing nutritional value. This meal is ideally filled with vegetables, greens, eggs, and meat which are imperative products to any sound diet。

Broccoli, carrot, edamame lentils, and chickpeas (or other beans) can be used instead of the usual ingredients. There are so many amazing ways to make bibimbap-all with different flavors and ways to prepare ingredients that make both adults and children love it!

I will be covering the seaweed soup in the next recipe!