KOREAN HOME COOKING
Saeu Sujebi (새우 수제비): Gluten-Free Korean Shrimp Soup
새우 수제비 · Saeu Sujebi
A clever Korean-style sujebi that pounds shrimp thin, coats it with potato starch, and slips it into delicate broth instead of wheat dough.
새우 수제비 · Saeu SujebiWHY THIS DISH MATTERS
A little cultural context
This is a playful modern interpretation of sujebi: the familiar hand-torn shape is recreated with shrimp for a lighter, wheat-free bowl.
INGREDIENTS
What you'll need
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COOKING WEBTOON
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A quick visual memory guide for the whole recipe.
1Flatten the shrimp
Place each cleaned shrimp between sheets of parchment and gently pound into a thin, wide piece.
2Dust with starch
Coat both sides very lightly with potato starch and shake off the excess.
3Season the broth
Bring the broth and sliced zucchini to a gentle boil. Season with soup soy sauce.
4Poach and serve
Slide in the shrimp pieces one at a time. Simmer just until opaque, then add scallion and serve.
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DIRECTIONS
How to make it
- 01
Flatten the shrimp
Place each cleaned shrimp between sheets of parchment and gently pound into a thin, wide piece.
- 02
Dust with starch
Coat both sides very lightly with potato starch and shake off the excess.
- 03
Season the broth
Bring the broth and sliced zucchini to a gentle boil. Season with soup soy sauce.
- 04
Poach and serve
Slide in the shrimp pieces one at a time. Simmer just until opaque, then add scallion and serve.
SHOP & SUBSTITUTE
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Ingredient swaps
Potato starchCornstarch works, though the coating will be slightly less springy.
Korean pantry guide
A fine starch that creates the pleasantly bouncy texture in this modern sujebi variation.
Search: Korean potato starch gamja jeonbunServe it with
- Steamed rice
- Napa cabbage kimchi
- Seasoned seaweed
Spice level
Not spicy. Add sliced Cheongyang chile or serrano to the broth for heat.
Store & reheat
Refrigerate for up to 1 day and reheat gently. Do not boil hard or the shrimp will become tough.