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Thin buckwheat noodles in an icy, tangy broth — Korea's summer cold noodles.
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Naengmyeon was originally a regional dish of Pyongyang in the north of the peninsula and spread south with refugees after the Korean War. Chewy noodles of buckwheat and starch come two ways: mul naengmyeon in a cold broth mixed with radish water kimchi, and bibim naengmyeon tossed in gochujang.
Simmer the beef from cold water to make broth, then slice the meat.
Cook the noodles according to the package and rinse well in cold water.
Add vinegar and hot mustard to the radish kimchi brine to make the cold broth.
Put the noodles in bowls and pour over the broth.
Top with beef, cucumber, boiled egg, and pear.