Pyeonyuk

Pyeonyuk (??) is the Korean term for "Pressed meat". It is a dish made from slices of seasoned boiled and shredded beef or pork meat that is cooked in boiling water then pressed. Pyeonyuk is served in thin slices with seasoned soy sauce.

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