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The first flat cabbage of spring, torn by hand and tossed at the last minute with chili, fish sauce, garlic, and sesame so each leaf stays sweet and alive.
Bomdong arrives when winter has loosened its fist but spring is still shy. In the market it lies flat and open, not tight like winter napa cabbage, with leaves that spread like someone pressed them gently with both palms. Cook the month you're standing in. This dish belongs to that early thaw.
Quantity
450g, about 2 small heads
outer leaves separated, washed, dried, and torn bite-size
Quantity
1 teaspoon
use only if the stem ends are thick
Quantity
2
thinly sliced on the diagonal
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| bomdong (spring cabbage)outer leaves separated, washed, dried, and torn bite-size | 450g, about 2 small heads |
| coarse sea salt (optional)use only if the stem ends are thick | 1 teaspoon |
| scallionsthinly sliced on the diagonal | 2 |
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