Are you ready for another Korean comfort meal? 
Tteokboki is probably my favorite Korean comfort food and guess what - you can create your own recipe to make it as nutritious as you want! For this recipe, I found rice noodles that were pre-made! Adding vegetables, like bell peppers, broccoli, or carrots can definitely elevate the dish's nutritional profile and add essential vitamins and minerals!
Even if you don't always use fresh vegetables, opting for frozen or preserved varieties can still be nutritionally advantageous. Contrary to popular belief, frozen vegetables often retain their nutrients well
Korean tteokboki is the epitome of comfort food — it warms the soul with its spicy kick, pleases the palate with its chewy consistency, and nourishes the body, especially when enhanced with a mix of veggies!
Tteokboki is probably my favorite Korean comfort food and guess what - you can create your own recipe to make it as nutritious as you want! For this recipe, I found rice noodles that were pre-made! Adding vegetables, like bell peppers, broccoli, or carrots can definitely elevate the dish's nutritional profile and add essential vitamins and minerals!
Even if you don't always use fresh vegetables, opting for frozen or preserved varieties can still be nutritionally advantageous. Contrary to popular belief, frozen vegetables often retain their nutrients well
Korean tteokboki is the epitome of comfort food — it warms the soul with its spicy kick, pleases the palate with its chewy consistency, and nourishes the body, especially when enhanced with a mix of veggies!
