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Please prepare the vegetables for the ramen japchae roughly in length. I used it because I have a small mushroom at home, but please prepare the mushrooms as much as you want.
STEP 2/9
Season the pork with cooking wine 1, salt 0.4 and pepper 0.4. You can use the meat part for the pork part. I used cheap back leg meat. It's comfortable if you ask me to cut it long because I'm going to put it in japchae when I buy meat.
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Cook ramen while marinating meat. Ramen must be boiled in a firm state. You stir-fry ramen with vegetables and meat at the end, so if it's cooked too much, you'll eat the ramen japchae that's spread out.
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Boil the ramen slightly, rinse it in cold water, and drain. My ramen noodles in cold water were so thick that it felt like they weren't cooked.
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Pour enough oil (such as olive oil or grape seed oil) into the pan and stir-fry 1 cheongyang pepper and 1 spoonful of minced garlic. I don't have chili oil at home, so I put Cheongyang chili in it and stir-fry it. If you have chili oil, you can replace it with chili oil. If the cheongyang pepper and garlic are fried to a certain extent and smell, remove the cheongyang pepper. Chili peppers are used just to give off a spicy taste and aroma. If you want to eat chili peppers, you can just add them in. From now on, you have to stir-fry it on high heat. If you're worried that it might burn if you stir-fry it on high heat, please stir-fry it while controlling the heat.
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Stir-fry pork first. The meat is thin, so it cooks quickly.
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When the pork is well cooked, stir-fry onions, mushrooms, and carrots.
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When onions are about to become slightly transparent, add bell pepper and paprika and mix.
STEP 9/9
Add soy sauce 2, cooking wine 2, oyster sauce 1, pepper 0.3, sesame oil 1/2 spoon and ramen noodles and stir-fry them quickly.
If you stir-fry it with wooden chopsticks, the meat doesn't get lumpy, and ramen is easy to stir-fry, so it's good to use chopsticks if possible.