Can I use frozen fish?
Yes, you can use frozen fish, but make sure to thaw it completely and pat it dry before adding it to the stew for the best texture.
Korean · dinner
40m
Total time
2
Servings
450
kcal
medium
Difficulty
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FAQ · Things people ask
Yes, you can use frozen fish, but make sure to thaw it completely and pat it dry before adding it to the stew for the best texture.
Firm white fish like cod, pollock, snapper, or even monkfish work wonderfully. Freshness is key for the best flavor.
Reduce the amount of gochugaru (Korean chili powder) and gochujang. You can also omit fresh green chilies.
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