Bossam (Poitrine de Porc en Feuilles)
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Bossam (Poitrine de Porc en Feuilles)

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20m
Prépa
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75m
Cuisson
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6
Portions
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MEDIUM
Difficulté

Poitrine de porc pochée au doenjang, ail et gingembre, tranchée et enroulée dans des feuilles avec radis épicé et ssamjang.

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Portions

6

Ingrédients

Nutrition

calories560
protein26g
carbs10g
fat46g
fiber3g

Par portion

Étapes

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Boil the pork

Put the pork in a pot with the doenjang, onion, garlic, ginger and coffee. Cover with water, bring to a boil, then simmer gently, covered, for 60–70 minutes until a chopstick slides in easily.

⏱1:05:00

Make the radish salad

Toss the radish with 1 tsp salt for 15 minutes, squeeze dry, then mix with the gochugaru, fish sauce, sugar and a little garlic.

⏱15:00

Rest and slice

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Wrap and eat

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History & Culture

The Story Behind the Dish

📍 Korea📅 Traditional🥬 KR

Bossam is traditionally linked to gimjang, the autumn kimchi-making season: families would boil pork and wrap it in freshly salted cabbage with the new kimchi filling as a reward for a long day's work.

Today it's a favourite sharing dish, often ordered late at night.

⭐ Why It's Famous

Tender pork, crunchy spicy radish and fresh leaves — every wrap is a perfect bite.

💡 Fun Fact

Adding a spoonful of instant coffee or doenjang to the boiling water is a common Korean trick to remove pork's strong smell.

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Korea

37.57°N, 126.98°E