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Flavor and texture vary by variety, freshness, and preparation.
Nuts and seeds
들깨가루
Common aliases
perilla seed powder · ground perilla seeds
Perilla seed powder appears in Korean soups, stir-fries, salads, and side dishes. The source recipe may use a particular cut or form, so check the Korean ingredient note before cooking.
Flavor and texture vary by variety, freshness, and preparation.
Use the form and amount listed in the recipe; trim or rinse as needed.
Look for fresh perilla seed powder with no off smell or sliminess.
Refrigerate promptly and follow the package date when one is provided.
Ground sesame can add nuttiness, but the aroma and thickness will differ.

Tender julienned burdock tossed with green onion, perilla seed powder, garlic, perilla oil, and a small amount of soy sauce.
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Butterbur stems are blanched, seasoned with perilla seed powder, simmered until tender, then chilled for a pleasantly nutty and slightly bitter vegetable side dish.
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A hearty soup of flounder, clams, and mugwort simmered in a doenjang broth and finished with green onion and ground perilla seeds.
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A rich, nutty soup with assorted mushrooms, burdock root, rice cakes, and freshly ground perilla seed broth.
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Hand-cut noodles served in a rich perilla seed broth made with dried shrimp, anchovies, kelp, radish, onion, and garlic.
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A rich porridge of glutinous rice simmered in beef bone broth with ground perilla seeds, vegetables, garlic, and chives.
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Blanched chwinamul greens tossed with soy sauce, garlic, green onion, perilla oil, and ground perilla seeds for a nutty, aromatic side dish.
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A nutty rice cake soup with seaweed and burdock simmered in ground perilla seed broth and finished with garlic.
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A mild, nutty soft tofu stew with oysters, assorted mushrooms, radish, vegetables, and ground perilla seeds in a seafood broth.
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