Making Bean Sprout Bulgogi (Kongbul)
The date of the bean sprouts in the refrigerator is over, so I was thinking about what to cook, and there's frozen pork belly in the freezer, so I made it ^^
2 serving
Within 60 minutes
Ingredients
  • Pork
    500g
  • onion
    1ea
  • leek
    2piece
  • Sesame oil
    1spoon
  • Garlic
    1handful
  • chopped ginger
    1/2spoon
  • Honey
    3spoon
  • Bean sprouts
    105g
  • Soy sauce
    4spoon
  • Red pepper powder
    4spoon
  • red pepper paste
    3spoon
  • Water
    2paper cup
  • Seasoned salt
    1.4spoon
  • Soy sauce
    4spoon
  • Honey
    3spoon
  • Garlic
    1handful
  • Red pepper powder
    4spoon
  • chopped ginger
    1/2spoon
  • Sesame oil
    1/2spoon
  • Water
    2paper cup
Cooking Steps
STEP 1/13
I take out all the ingredients in advance.
STEP 2/13
Please cut it long like the picture of the sale. I used sliced garlic. If you want to use minced garlic, prepare a spoon
STEP 3/13
Slice an onion and put the chopped ginger and half spoonful of garlic separately in the lamb
STEP 4/13
We use about 100g of bean sprouts in half a bag, but if you like bean sprouts, you can put in a bag of 210g. Add two drops of vinegar and wash the bean sprouts clean. Wash and store in a bowl to prevent light from passing through. Or it turns green
STEP 5/13
Mix all the seasoning except sesame oil separately. I will put sesame oil at the end of the dish.
STEP 6/13
You can measure the seasoning with a regular adult spoon.
STEP 7/13
Mix the prepared garlic minced ginger in the sauce.
I'll leave the sauce aside for a while
STEP 8/13
Roast thawed meat (30 minutes at room temperature) over high heat.
STEP 9/13
Cook until crispy on the outside.
STEP 10/13
After roasting, discard half the pork oil Stir-fry green onions and onions for 2 minutes, until the outside is crispy
STEP 11/13
Add the prepared seasoning and bean sprouts. From now on, I'm going to cook it over medium heat
STEP 12/13
Stir-fry for another 5 minutes, until the outside is slightly burnt
STEP 13/13
Place in a bowl and cover with sesame oil.
You have to put sesame oil at the end to make the scent alive.
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