[Sempio]Glockenwurzel, eingelegt in Dose(더덕 장아찌)(90g)

[Sempio]Glockenwurzel, eingelegt in Dose(더덕 장아찌)(90g)

€5,45
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[Sempio]Glockenwurzel, eingelegt in Dose(더덕 장아찌)(90g)

[Sempio]Glockenwurzel, eingelegt in Dose(더덕 장아찌)(90g)

€5,45

[Sempio] Pickled Bonnet Bellflower Root – Deodeok Jangajji (더덕 장아찌) (90g)

The "Ginseng of the Mountains" in a Can. Known in Korea as Deodeok, the bonnet bellflower root is prized for its medicinal properties and its unique, fibrous texture that resembles meat or dried fish. This 90g can from Sempio’s "My Mom" (우리엄마) series features tenderized deodeok roots pickled in a savory, spicy, and slightly sweet Gochujang-based sauce. It is a premium banchan (side dish) that brings the complex, earthy flavors of Korean mountain cuisine to your table instantly. 🇰🇷⛰️🥫


🔬 Product Details & Flavor Profile

An earthy, aromatic, and spicy delicacy:

  • Ingredients: Salted Bonnet Bellflower Root (Deodeok), Water, Red Pepper Paste (Gochujang), Sugar, Garlic, Red Pepper Powder, Sesame Seeds, Vegetable Seasoning, Oleoresin Paprika.

  • Flavor Profile: A sophisticated balance of sweet, spicy, and a hint of bitter. The bitterness is natural to the root and is considered a "healthy" flavor that stimulates the appetite.

  • Texture: Unique and "meaty." The roots are pounded flat before pickling to make them tender yet pleasantly chewy and fibrous.

  • (Allergen Statement: Contains Wheat, Soy, and Sesame. Naturally Vegan.) ✅🌱


💡 Why Deodeok Jangajji is Special

  1. Ginseng’s Cousin: Deodeok is rich in saponins (like Ginseng), making it a popular health food in Korea, especially for respiratory health and energy. 📈💪

  2. Labor-Intensive Delicacy: Fresh deodeok is difficult to peel (it releases a sticky milky sap) and must be pounded by hand to soften. Sempio does all this labor for you, providing a ready-to-eat version that tastes homemade.

  3. The "Meat" of Vegetables: Because of its dense, fibrous structure, it is often served as a main dish in Korean Temple food as a substitute for meat.


👨🍳 Pro-Tips for Enjoying

  • The "Deodeok-Gui" Hack: While you can eat it cold, try pan-frying the roots briefly with a tiny bit of sesame oil. Heating it up caramelizes the Gochujang glaze and makes the aroma even more "magnificent." 🍳🔥

  • The Rice Companion: This is a very intense side dish. It is meant to be eaten in small bites along with a large spoonful of plain steamed white rice or warm porridge (Juk). 🍚

  • BBQ Pairing: Use it as a topping for Samgyeopsal (pork belly). The earthy bitterness and spice cut through the fat of the meat perfectly. 🥩


⚠️ Caution & Storage

  • The Bitter Note: If you have never tried Deodeok or Ginseng before, the slight bitter aftertaste might be a surprise—it is an "acquired taste" highly valued by adults in Korea. 🌿

  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, the sauce can oxidize quickly; transfer to a small container, refrigerate, and finish within a few days. ❄️

  • One-Touch Can: Be careful with the edges of the lid when opening!


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