So tteok

Tteokbokki can have all sorts of added ingredients. Tteok means “rice cake” and bokki means “something fried.”

This Asian-inspired dish takes steak to the next level! Tender flank steak is marinated in a sweet and salty teriyaki sauce, then rolled up with a colorful array of veggies like bell peppers, carrots, and scallions. Serve it over a bed of fluffy rice for a dinner that's both delicious and nutritious.

So-tteok So-tteok is a popular Korean street food which means sausage and rice cake on a skewer. The name cannot be translated literally since it's a shortened version of Korean slangs. Just know that it means sausage and rice cake, specifically the cylindrical rice cake called 'garaetteok'. This combination on a skewer is a fun and tasty snack and make great meal on the go! The fun continues as you bite into the sticky, spicy, and sweet sauce on top.

Chewy rice cakes and plump sausages gets skewered for an ultimate, delicious snack coated with a sweet-and-tangy sauce.

Sotteok , These sotteok skewers are everything you could want in a snack—quick to make, super tasty, and totally addictive. The contrast of chewy rice cakes with

This recipe for Korean-style Sotteok is a fun and delicious way to enjoy rice cakes and mini sausages on skewers, glazed with spicy gochujang sauce.

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