80/20: Bo-ssam (Korean Pork Wraps)
Cooking doesn’t need to be hard or complicated. Often, you’re simply looking for a recipe that gets you most of the way there with minimal effort, hence 80/20.
Today we’re making bossam, which is a dish that I always love ordering at Korean restaurants, but for whatever reason whether it was because of the high price or all the different toppings it comes with, I somehow assumed it couldn’t be easily made at home.
Bossam is normally served with many toppings like salted napa cabbage, salted shrimp sauce, pickled radish and oyster salad, and more. But, if you’re looking for the simplest combination of ingredients that get you most of the way there, bossam is a dish that you can have ready in 30 MINUTES. In my opinion, lettuce, sliced garlic, store-bought kimchi and ssamjang is the 20% combination that gives you the biggest bang for your buck.
Also, depending on where you live, bossam could range anywhere between $30-50 to order at restaurants, but not only is it much cheaper to make at home (at $4-5 per serving), it can also taste just as good!
Cost Savings
Cost Savings
Prices may vary based on location and specific ingredient & restaurant choices. ⓘ
Homemade Cost
$4.13
per serving
Restaurant Cost
$49.68
~4 servings (incl. tax & tip)
Total Savings
$33.16
~4 servings
You can save up to 93% by cooking this dish at home!
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