STEP 2/4
Put katsuobushi in the water from the kelp and boil it for about 5 minutes. You're not boiling it, you're just boiling it in the kelp water. When it's done, strain it through a sieve and put only the broth in the earthen pot.
STEP 3/4
Blanch the udon noodles slightly in boiling water while the katsuobushi is boiling. Put a large amount of chopped kimchi and finely chopped garlic in the broth, add dark soy sauce and cooking wine, and boil the kimchi until it is cooked. Of course, please use sour kimchi that tastes good.
STEP 4/4
When the kimchi is cooked to a certain extent, put the blanched udon noodles and put frozen shrimp, fish cake, green onion, carrot, and red pepper on it and boil it over high heat for 1 to 2 minutes. You can boil it during the time written on the package of udon noodles, but you can boil the udon noodles for 1 to 2 minutes. You can add the udon noodles right away, but I blanched the noodles a little in case it tastes sour.