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  • Hi everybody!

  • It's summertime! Time to grill!

  • Today's recipe is Korean style galbi-gui. Gui means "grilled"

  • Grilled beef short ribs.

  • Oh my, beef short ribs are big and thick! How can we cook quickly?

  • Korean style!

  • We slice thinly.

  • And then after that marinate.

  • And then roll it up so nicely wrapped.

  • Some of you guys know that already.

  • You just go to Korean barbecue restaurant, you order beef short ribs

  • Galbi, one serving, just a little small amount, is really really expensive!

  • And they bring it rolled up, and they grill in front of you.

  • So today we are going to make this, but today is very special

  • The marinade doesn't need any soy sauce.

  • I'm going to use just salt, salt, sugar, and ground black pepper and sesame oil

  • That's it.

  • You will be surprised.

  • Just like I was surprised.

  • I learned this recipe from a famous Korean barbecue restaurant owner.

  • So easy, fast and quick, delicious!

  • I'm going to cook on my patio today.

  • Let's start!

  • Open sesame! (laughs)

  • Open ses- (laughs)

  • Look at that!

  • Beef short ribs!

  • This is three pounds.

  • With three pounds you can share with four to six people.

  • I just got this from a Korean grocery store.

  • They made a nice package and you can pick it up so easily.

  • When you choose this beef short ribs, try to find some with a nice beautiful square shape

  • and also of course, there should be a lot of meat instead of bones.

  • These are king oyster mushrooms.

  • Ok, I'm going to use this one king.

  • If you are vegetarian, use just only this.

  • King oyster mushroom feast! (laughs)

  • I'm going to wash quickly

  • to remove any blood also some bone fragments.

  • Dry.

  • So now, this is the bone, and then the meat. Lots of meat, isn't it?

  • And then here...

  • Turn over...

  • And turn over...

  • Turn over.

  • This way makes really thin strips.

  • Score both sides.

  • Some excess fat or muscle, just remove this.

  • two, four, six, eight. Eight.

  • (mushroom squeaks)

  • And next, garlic.

  • Garlic, push away garlic, and green onion.

  • Now all my cutting is done.

  • Let's make some marinade powder.

  • This is organic cane sugar.

  • But you guys can use white sugar, or brown sugar.

  • So three tablespoons.

  • Salt.

  • One teaspoon plus half teaspoon.

  • One...

  • Plus half teaspoon.

  • And ground black pepper.

  • This is around one teaspoon.

  • This mushroom guys don't have any bones, so jealous.

  • (laughs) I'm going to make bones with my skewers.

  • Ok.

  • And sesame oil, let's drizzle sesame oil around two tablespoons here.

  • Ok ready? My hands are going to be really wet from now.

  • So now this mushroom, too.

  • And then this powder.

  • Mixture of sugar, salt, and ground black pepper.

  • Use all.

  • And...

  • Next is garlic.

  • How easy it is.

  • And green onion...

  • Garlic...

  • Time to roll. This way rolling...

  • And it's going to be well-marinated.

  • Ok, here...

  • This way roll.

  • Sugar is dissolved, by itself, so it looks really shiny.

  • That's why whenever you go to a Korean restaurant

  • They serve this way. Really shiny but not brownish.

  • Really pretty looking.

  • Gorgeous.

  • How is it? So easy, eh?

  • Yeah easy, but you need to know how to slice this thinly and spread the meat.

  • And cover this, and keep in the refrigerator.

  • Hi guys! (laughs)

  • I'm preparing my meal here!

  • Some side dishes.

  • Now my grill is heated, right now.

  • And some, this is my side dishes.

  • Kimchi, kongnamul-muchim soybean sprouts, spinach. Garlic

  • This is ssamjang.

  • How to prepare all of these is on my website especially this ssamjang recipe

  • You need to eat together like this.

  • Always we Koreans, when we eat barbecue, it has to be eaten with vegetables

  • A lot of vegetables.

  • And this is lettuce.

  • Perilla leaves, green chili pepper, and this is daisy greens

  • Ok, let's do

  • (sizzling)

  • Hmm my! Nice nice!

  • Some garlic...

  • So let's turn it over.

  • Cut into bite sized pieces.

  • And I will turn down the heat.

  • I don't want to burn too much.

  • So now it's ready to eat.

  • I will just turn off.

  • Whenever I eat this I can't skip it, green onion salad.

  • This is my rice.

  • (laughs) Of course we need rice.

  • And lettuce.

  • And this is perilla leaf.

  • Cooked meat here.

  • I want some raw garlic.

  • Here. And this is ssamjang.

  • And green onion sala.

  • Look at that!

  • This is an awesome combination!

  • Whenever I make any grilled barbecue, even

  • pork belly, grilled beef, and galbi I always prepare this way.

  • And wrap it up.

  • And eat. Cheers everybody!

  • Mmm!

  • Amazing!

  • Sweet, chewy, juicy, and tender.

  • You will love it.

  • This time I'm going to wrap it with my rice.

  • And perilla leaf, and this is daisy green.

  • Ssukgat. In Korean, ssukgat.

  • I love this.

  • Flavorful.

  • And then rice. I made japgokbap, multigrain rice.

  • Rice, just a little amount.

  • And this guy.

  • Wow, huge. And then...

  • Saamjang.

  • And wrap this. Eat!

  • Mmm!

  • I want some beer.

  • Cheers, everybody! (laughs)

  • Mmm! so delicious! Cold beer, and beef, my rice waiting for me

  • It can't be better. Let me know when you make this, how yours turns out.

  • Have a party, galbi party (laughs)

  • Enjoy my recipe, see you next time! Bye!

Hi everybody!

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