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🄣 Beef Bone Broth


Beef Bone Broth is a rich, deep-flavored stock made by simmering beef bones for hours.

Packed with collagen, protein, and calcium, it has long been treasured as a nourishing, restorative ingredient in Korean cuisine.

Enjoy it as a warm, comforting drink on its own, or use it as a flavorful base for a variety of soups and stews.


šŸŒ”ļøā±ļøĀ Cooking Temp & TimeĀ : Simmer over low heat for 6–12 hours


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  1. Rinse the beef bones thoroughly under cold water.

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  2. Place the bones in a large pot and add enough water to cover them.


  1. Add onion, garlic, and green onion.


  2. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer gently.


  3. Strain the broth before using.

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✨ Tip : Slow simmering helps develop a deeper and richer flavor.

Skim off excess fat and impurities during simmering for a cleaner broth.


✨ How to Use Your Broth

This is where all that simmering pays off. A jar of homemade Beef Bone Broth unlocks

dozens of Korean dishes


  • Tteokguk & MandugukĀ - Rice cake soup and dumpling soup, the soul-warming New Year staples.

  • Seolleongtang & GomtangĀ - Classic ox bone soups; just add salt, black pepper, and chopped scallions.

  • Sagol Miyeokguk - Seaweed soup made with bone broth, traditionally served on birthdays and to new mothers.

  • Ugeoji HaejanggukĀ - Hangover soup with napa cabbage leaves and soybean paste deeply restorative.

  • Kalguksu & SujebiĀ - Use bone broth instead of anchovy stock for a richer twist on knife-cut noodles or hand-torn dumplings.

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