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Acorn noodle soup, known as dotori-guksu in Korean, is a traditional Korean dish made from acorn flour noodles. This dish is particularly popular in Korea due to its unique flavor and nutritional benefits.

Ingredients[edit]

The primary ingredient in acorn noodle soup is the acorn flour, which is used to make the noodles. Acorn flour is known for its nutty flavor and is rich in nutrients such as protein and fiber. Other common ingredients include:

Broth: Typically made from beef, chicken, or vegetable stock.
Vegetables: Such as zucchini, carrot, and mushrooms.
Seasoning: Including soy sauce, garlic, and sesame oil.
Garnish: Often topped with scallions and sesame seeds.

Preparation[edit]

The preparation of acorn noodle soup involves several steps:

1. Noodle Preparation: Acorn flour is mixed with water to form a dough, which is then rolled out and cut into thin noodles.
2. Broth Preparation: The broth is prepared by simmering the chosen stock with garlic and soy sauce for flavor.
3. Cooking the Noodles: The acorn noodles are boiled until they are tender.
4. Combining Ingredients: The cooked noodles are added to the broth along with sliced vegetables.
5. Final Touches: The soup is garnished with scallions and sesame seeds before serving.

Nutritional Benefits[edit]

Acorn noodle soup is valued for its health benefits. Acorn flour is high in dietary fiber, which aids in digestion, and contains essential amino acids. The soup is also low in calories, making it a suitable option for those seeking a nutritious and light meal.

Cultural Significance[edit]

In Korean cuisine, acorn noodle soup is often enjoyed during the autumn season when acorns are plentiful. It is considered a comfort food and is sometimes served during traditional Korean festivals and family gatherings.

Related Pages[edit]

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-{{short description|Korean noodle soup made with acorn flour}}
+[[File:Dotori-guksu.jpg|Dotori-guksu|thumb]]
-{{Korean name|hangul=_____|hanja=|rr=dotori-guksu|mr=tot'ori-guksu}}
+'''Acorn noodle soup''', known as '''dotori-guksu''' in Korean, is a traditional Korean dish made from acorn flour noodles. This dish is particularly popular in Korea due to its unique flavor and nutritional benefits.
-'''Acorn noodle soup''' ({{lang-ko|_____, ''dotori-guksu''}}) is a traditional [[Korean cuisine|Korean dish]] made with noodles that are primarily composed of [[acorn flour]]. This dish is known for its unique nutty flavor and smooth texture, which is derived from the acorn flour used in the noodles.
+== Ingredients ==
-==Ingredients==
+The primary ingredient in acorn noodle soup is the [[acorn]] flour, which is used to make the noodles. Acorn flour is known for its nutty flavor and is rich in nutrients such as protein and fiber. Other common ingredients include:
-The main ingredient in acorn noodle soup is the [[acorn flour]], which is mixed with other types of flour, such as [[wheat flour]], to create the noodles. The soup base is typically made from a [[broth]] that can include [[beef]], [[chicken]], or [[vegetable]] stock. Common additions to the soup include [[soy sauce]], [[garlic]], and [[sesame oil]].
-==Preparation==
+* [[Broth]]: Typically made from beef, chicken, or vegetable stock.
-To prepare acorn noodle soup, the acorn flour is first mixed with water and other flours to form a dough. This dough is then rolled out and cut into thin noodles. The noodles are cooked in boiling water until they are tender. Meanwhile, the broth is prepared by simmering the chosen ingredients to develop a rich flavor. Once the noodles are cooked, they are added to the broth and served hot.
+* [[Vegetables]]: Such as [[zucchini]], [[carrot]], and [[mushroom]]s.
+* [[Seasoning]]: Including [[soy sauce]], [[garlic]], and [[sesame oil]].
+* [[Garnish]]: Often topped with [[scallion]]s and [[sesame seed]]s.
-==Cultural Significance==
+== Preparation ==
-Acorn noodle soup is a part of traditional [[Korean cuisine]] and is often enjoyed during the colder months due to its warm and hearty nature. The use of acorn flour is significant in Korean culture, as acorns have been a staple food source in Korea for centuries, especially in times of scarcity.
-==Variations==
+The preparation of acorn noodle soup involves several steps:
-There are several variations of acorn noodle soup, depending on regional preferences and available ingredients. Some versions may include additional vegetables such as [[spinach]], [[zucchini]], or [[mushrooms]]. Others might incorporate [[spicy]] elements like [[gochujang]] or [[red pepper flakes]] to add heat to the dish.
+* 1. '''Noodle Preparation''': Acorn flour is mixed with water to form a dough, which is then rolled out and cut into thin noodles.
+* 2. '''Broth Preparation''': The broth is prepared by simmering the chosen stock with garlic and soy sauce for flavor.
+* 3. '''Cooking the Noodles''': The acorn noodles are boiled until they are tender.
+* 4. '''Combining Ingredients''': The cooked noodles are added to the broth along with sliced vegetables.
+* 5. '''Final Touches''': The soup is garnished with scallions and sesame seeds before serving.
+== Nutritional Benefits ==
+Acorn noodle soup is valued for its health benefits. Acorn flour is high in dietary fiber, which aids in digestion, and contains essential amino acids. The soup is also low in calories, making it a suitable option for those seeking a nutritious and light meal.
+== Cultural Significance ==
+In Korean cuisine, acorn noodle soup is often enjoyed during the autumn season when acorns are plentiful. It is considered a comfort food and is sometimes served during traditional Korean festivals and family gatherings.
+== Related Pages ==
-==Related pages==
 * [[Korean cuisine]]
 * [[Noodle soup]]
-* [[Acorn jelly]]
+* [[Acorn]]
-* [[List of Korean dishes]]
+* [[Traditional Korean dishes]]
-==Gallery==
-<gallery>
-File:Dotori-guksu.jpg|Acorn noodle soup
-</gallery>
 [[Category:Korean cuisine]]
 [[Category:Noodle soups]]
-[[Category:Acorn dishes]]