Yeot-gangjeong

Yeot-gangjeong

yeotgangjeong made of peanut
Type	Hangwa
Course	Dessert
Place of origin	Korea
Main ingredients	toasted seeds, nuts, beans, or popped grains; mullyeot
Cookbook:   Media: Yeot-gangjeong

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Yeotgangjeong is a variety of hangwa, or traditional Korean confectionery, consisting of a taffy cracker covered with sesame seeds, various nuts, puffed grains, or pan-fried beans with jocheong, liquid candy.^[1]

Gallery

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  soybean yeotgangjeong
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  walnut yeotgangjeong
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  black sesame yeotgangjeong

See also

• Yakgwa
• Candy

References

External links

• General information about Korean desserts
• (in Korean) Information about Hangwa
• (in Korean) Information about Hangwa