Tteok Mandu Guk (Korean Rice Cake Soup with Dumplings) in beef broth is a Northern style Traditional New Year's soup. Hearty and delicious!

Enjoy this recipe for Korean Duk Guk, a soup filled with soft Korean rice cakes (duk), that is always eaten on New Year's Day.

It's almost Lunar New Years! So in Korea I would always eat this Dduk Guk, which is a Korean Rice Cake Soup. This traditional dish is also great for any time you want a nutrious, filling, and delicous soup! #ddukguk #korean #ricecake #soup #traditional #lunarnewyears

This soupy Korean spicy rice cake (tteokbokki) uses a lot more broth so the spicy, flavorful broth can be enjoyed along with the rice cakes.

Instead of making tteokguk from scratch with all other ingredients and spending hours and hours.. I made with very simple ingredients under 10 minutes.

Greetings from the flavorful realm of Korean food, where each dish evokes a sense of tale telling and each flavor tantalizes the senses. We explore the comforting nature of Korean rice cake soup in this piece. Learn about the varied cultural interpretations and deep cultural significance of this popular comfort dish. Take a gastronomic trip with us as we explore innovation and the ageless appeal of a hot bowl of rice cake soup.

Rice Cake Soup (tteokguk) for New Years Day is a Korean tradition to bring good luck for the year ahead.

Tteokguk, a traditional Korean rice cake soup, is made with soft, chewy rice cakes simmered in a clear, flavorful beef and vegetable broth. This comforting dish symbolizes good fortune and is perfect for New Year’s celebrations or cozy meals anytime!

Celebrate the New Year with Tteok Mandu Guk or Korean Rice Cake Soup with Dumplings! Savory beef broth, chewy rice cake, and mandu (dumplings) are garnished with egg strips, roasted nori, and green onions. A kid-friendly soup that's just as easy to make for weeknight dinner. Pre-made beef bone broth and frozen dumpings make this comforting Korean rice cake soup especially quick to prepare.

A traditional rice cake soup served to celebrate Seollal (Korean Lunar New Year), Tteokguk is warm, comforting, and filled with auspicious meaning.