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Sausage and ham simmered in a chili broth — Korea's 'army base stew.'
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Budae-jjigae, 'army base stew,' is said to have begun after the Korean War, when surplus Spam and sausages from around U.S. bases were simmered with kimchi in a chili broth. Born from scarcity, it's now usually finished with instant ramen noodles and has become a hotpot favorite among young Koreans.
Arrange kimchi, sausages, Spam, and tofu in a clay pot.
Pour in stock mixed with gochujang and chili flakes.
Simmer over medium heat until everything is cooked.
Add instant ramen noodles at the end and cook briefly.
Scatter with leek.