
Vegetable Japchae
Glossy sweet-savory glass noodles tossed with tofu, mushrooms, spinach, and colorful vegetables. Everything stays distinct but tangled together, with sesame and soy coating every strand for a balanced, lighter Korean-style dinner.
By Eatpace
https://eatpace.com/recipes/vegetable-japchae
Ingredients
- Glass Noodles(200 g)
- Tofu(300 g)
- Mushroom(200 g)
- Spinach(120 g)
- Carrot(2)
- Onion(1)
- Bell pepper(1)
- Garlic(3 cloves)
- Ginger(1 tbsp)
- Soy sauce(4 tbsp)
- Sesame oil(2 tbsp)
- Brown sugar(1½ tbsp)
- Rice Vinegar(1 tbsp)
- Rapeseed Oil(2 tbsp)
- Sesame seeds(2 tsp)
- Green Onions(2)
- Black pepper(½ tsp)
- Salt(¼ tsp)
Method
- 1
Soak {Glass Noodles} in hot water until pliable. Meanwhile, drain {Tofu}, pat it dry, and cut it into bite-size pieces. Thinly slice {Mushroom}, {Onion}, {Bell pepper}, and the {Carrot}. Mince {Garlic}, finely grate {Ginger}, and slice the {Scallions}.
~15 min
- 2
Whisk together {Soy sauce}, {Sesame oil}, {Brown sugar}, {Rice Vinegar}, {Black pepper}, and {Salt} in a small bowl until the sugar dissolves.
~2 min
- 3
Bring a pot of water to a boil. Cook the soaked {Glass Noodles} until tender but springy, then drain well and snip them a few times with kitchen scissors.
~5 min
- 4
Heat a large skillet or wok with {Vegetable oil}. Add the {Tofu} and cook until lightly golden on several sides. Add the {Onion}, {Carrot}, {Bell pepper}, and {Mushroom}, then stir-fry until softened and lightly glossy. Stir in the {Garlic} and {Ginger} for the last minute.
~10 min
- 5
Add the cooked {Glass Noodles}, the sauce, and {Spinach} to the pan. Toss for 3–4 minutes until the noodles are evenly coated, the {Spinach} is wilted, and everything is glossy and well mixed.
~4 min
- 6
Serve topped with {Sesame seeds} and {Scallions}.
~1 min
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Per serving
Percent daily values based on a 2,000 calorie diet.


