Jeonbok-jeot

ORIGIN · where it comes from

Where jeonbok-jeot sits on the table

Korean-produced live abalone cured in bamboo salt — the premium tier for gifting and export

Jeonbok-jeot — Korean-produced abalone · bamboo salt

Jeonbok-jeot is not a common jeotgal. Abalone is expensive, so it was usually steamed whole or eaten raw, and rarely salted and cured. This item is therefore closer to a new design than to a revival of tradition. The flesh is dense muscle, so the cure does not penetrate evenly, and cured too long it loses the very chew that justified the price. Keeping the salt content low with bamboo salt and the curing time short — leaving the texture of the abalone while drawing up only the savory depth — is the direction of this item.

TABLE · how to eat it

How to eat it, and what with

One meal of 50 g makes a side dish on its own, and what it sits beside changes what it does.

How

  1. 01

    A slice over white rice

    One thin slice of abalone elevates a simple bowl of rice.

  2. 02

    Topping for abalone porridge

    As the closing seasoning and aroma for porridge or gruel. Also for recovery meals.

  3. 03

    Noodle and naengmyeon topping

    A slice on a clear broth. The scent of abalone spreads through the soup and finishes it.

With what

Clear soup · sea mustard soup
Abalone cured in bamboo salt runs with the grain of soups. Added just before serving, the aroma stays.
Rolled omelet · toasted seaweed (gim)
Set beside plain things, the chew of the abalone stands out.
Fresh cabbage kimchi (geotjeori)
Served with a geotjeori that is not salty, the sweetness of the abalone and of the cabbage lift each other.
Cheongju · yakju
The aroma is subtle, so it suits low-strength grain wines. One dish is enough to settle the table.
PRODUCT · the product

It ships in two formats

A pouch you open for one meal, and a jar that stays on the table. The contents are the same; only where they sit differs.

Main ingredient
Korean-produced abalone · bamboo salt (jeotgal grade)
Origin
100% Korean-produced live abalone · sourced directly at the producing region
Bamboo-salt target
−40% against conventional jeonbok-jeot
Pasteurization
Non-thermal HPP · high pressure
Distribution
Chilled 0–10°C · shelf life target up to 120 days
  • Jeonbok-jeot 50g Flat standing pouch — One meal per person · exact portion

    50g

    POUCH

    One meal per person · exact portion

    It holds exactly one meal, so nothing is left over. A new pack is opened each time, so the taste and the hygiene of the first mouthful hold to the last, and it lies flat enough to drop into a lunchbox or a camping bag.

    Format
    Flat standing pouch
    Opening
    Single opening · a new pack each time
    Contents visible
    Round window at the front right shows the raw material
  • Jeonbok-jeot 85g Clear round jar — A household staple · straight onto the table

    85g

    JAR

    A household staple · straight onto the table

    A format for tables where several people share and for a side dish kept on hand. The clear jar shows the contents, so the condition of the raw material is visible, and it is refrigerated with the lid closed.

    Format
    Clear round jar
    Opening
    Resealable lid · refrigerate after opening
    Contents visible
    The whole jar is clear, so the contents are fully visible

* The specifications shown are development targets.

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