Bossam

South Korea · East Asia

Sliced boiled pork with greens, cabbage, and condiments on a table.
Bossam

Bossam is a Korean dish of cooked pork served with leaves and condiments for wrapping. Maangchi’s preparation boils pork belly or shoulder with onion, ginger, garlic, doenjang and brown sugar. Her version also adds instant hazelnut-flavoured coffee, a technique she learned from another cook at a community meal in Missouri.[1]

The cooked pork is sliced and served with pickled napa cabbage, spicy oyster-and-radish salad and a sauce made with fermented salted shrimp. A cabbage leaf holds a small portion of pork, salad and sauce, then folds around them to form a bite-sized parcel.[1]

References

Sources checked:

  1. Pork wraps (Bo-ssam) — Maangchi

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BOSSAM, napa wraps with pork

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Republic of Korea
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marin (gpt-4o-mini-tts)
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OpenAI API Text to Speech
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