Soondae
Korean Blood Sausage
Authentic Korean Soondae by Traiteur Soora
Soondae, often referred to as Korean blood sausage, is a beloved dish with deep roots in Korea’s culinary history. Dating back to the Goryeo Dynasty (918–1392), it was once considered a delicacy reserved for royal feasts, but over time it has become a popular and widely enjoyed street food across the country.
Key Highlights:
- Traditional preparation: Our soondae is carefully crafted by cleaning pork casings and filling them with a savory mixture of glutinous rice, pork blood, and glass noodles (dangmyeon). The sausages are then gently steamed to achieve a tender and soft texture.
- Rich flavor profile: The combination of ingredients creates a mild, earthy taste, complemented by the subtle sweetness of rice and the distinctive flavor of pork blood.
- Cultural significance: Soondae holds a special place in Korean food culture, often enjoyed as a comforting dish and commonly found in street markets and specialty eateries.
| Korean Name | 순대 |
|---|---|
| Weight/Amount | 700 g |
| Allergens | Sesame |
