How to Prepare Delicious Best Ganjang
Best Ganjang. Like guk-ganjang, this soy sauce is made from soybeans but the process is totally different and the resulting soy sauce is darker, less salty, not as strong, and a little sweet. Unlike traditional Korean guk-ganjang (국간장 or "soup soy sauce") which has been used for thousands of years, this style of soy sauce was introduced from Japan to Korea relatively recently.
The term consists of the two words; ge, meaning "a crab", and jang which means "condiment" in Korean. There are mainly two major types of soy sauce, and they are categorized by use: regular soy sauce and soy sauce for soup (Guk-Gan-Jang). Create marinade by combining soy sauce, water, dried chili pepper, ginger, apple, dried kelp, onion, garlic, and rice syrup in a heavy pot.
Korean restaurant in Gyeongsangnam-do that specializes in ganjang gejang (raw crab marinated in soy sauce).
The regular soy sauce is widely used in Korea and very similar to the soy sauce you see in Japan or North America.
Create marinade by combining soy sauce, water, dried chili pepper, ginger, apple, dried kelp, onion, garlic, and rice syrup in a heavy pot. It has complexity and depth most store bought ganjang doesn't have. After all that talk of the best commercially made gochujang, I can't avoid discussing the best commercially made doenjang.