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Mandu Guk

만두국/MAHN-doo gook/
Also known as: Manduguk, Korean Dumpling Soup, Tteok Mandu Guk
Mandu Guk
About this dish

Korean dumplings simmered in a clear beef or anchovy broth with egg ribbons, spring onion and seaweed.

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Ingredients
🥟16 Korean dumplings (mandu)
🍲1.5 litres beef or anchovy stock
🥚2 eggs, beaten
🫙1 tbsp soup soy sauce and 1 tsp minced garlic
🌿2 spring onions, sliced
🟩Toasted seaweed (gim), crumbled
Method
Serves 3
1
Bring the stock to the boil with the soy sauce and garlic.
2
Add the dumplings and simmer until they float and are cooked through.
3
Drizzle in the beaten egg and stir gently to make ribbons.
4
Add the spring onion and season with salt.
5
Serve topped with crumbled seaweed.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Mandu-guk is a winter comfort soup and, in northern Korea and Seoul, a traditional New Year dish, often cooked with rice cakes as tteok-mandu-guk.

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