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Seolleongtang

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Seolleongtang is a traditional Korean soup consisting of a milky-white broth made by simmering ox leg bones, brisket, and other cuts of beef for several hours. The extended boiling process extracts the marrow and calcium, resulting in a rich, nutritious liquid. The soup is typically served with rice, glass noodles, and sliced beef, allowing diners to season the dish themselves with salt, ground black pepper, and chopped green onions. It is a staple comfort food often consumed during cold winter months.

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What is seolleongtang made from?

Seolleongtang is made by simmering ox leg bones, brisket, and other beef cuts for several hours. The long cooking process produces its characteristic milky-white broth.

Why is the broth in seolleongtang white?

Extended boiling extracts gelatin, marrow, and other compounds from the bones, creating a cloudy white appearance. The color comes from the cooking process rather than dairy.

How is seolleongtang usually seasoned?

The broth is often served lightly seasoned so diners can add salt, pepper, chopped scallions, and other condiments at the table. Kimchi and rice are common accompaniments.

What kind of Korean dish is seolleongtang?

It is a traditional Korean beef-bone soup strongly associated with Seoul. Because the broth requires several hours of simmering, it is valued as a substantial and restorative meal.

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