도라지
doraji
Bonnet bellflower root is the firm, crisp edible root known as doraji in Korean cooking, sold fresh, dried or preserved for cooking.

Bonnet bellflower root is the fleshy root of the bonnet bellflower, a perennial plant cultivated in East Asia. The root is generally pale inside, with a thin outer skin and a firm, crisp texture when raw. Its flavour is mild and slightly bitter, and it is often prepared by peeling or soaking before cooking.
It is sold fresh, dried, or preserved, with preparation depending on the form. In Korean cooking, the root is commonly known as doraji and may be cooked as a vegetable or seasoned after preparation. This is the edible root, not the plant’s flowers or leaves.
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도라지
doraji
桔梗根
jiégěng gēn
Bonnet bellflower(Deodeok), Root, Raw
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Reference: Bonnet bellflower(Deodeok), Root, Raw
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Nutrition reference: Korean Standard Food Composition Database 10.4 (2026) — F043000B090a ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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