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First, cut the lotus root cleanly into the right size.
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Dip the cut lotus root in vinegar water for about 10 minutes. This is because the color does not change when dipped in vinegar, but it also catches the astringent taste.
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It's okay to use vinegar water as it is, so get water again, add some vinegar, boil it hard, and then boil it as if blanching the lotus root.
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Then soak in cold water and drain.
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Boil 1 cup kelp water and 6 soy sauce in a frying pan. When the water is moderately boiled down, add 5 oligosaccharides and 1 grape seed oil (all oil available) and simmer slightly.
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Finish the moderately boiled lotus root with 1 sesame oil.
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Season the beef with 1/2 of minced garlic, a little bit of salt, pepper, 1 dark soy sauce, 1 cooking wine, and 1 sesame oil.
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Bite-sized beef is lightly seasoned with flour and placed in between lotus roots with pancake mix.
STEP 9/9
Cook until golden brown on top and bottom.