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Boil sugar, water, and starch syrup in a pot, and when it boils up, simmer over medium heat for another 3 minutes, cool, and mix with soju.
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Also, make a green syrup to soak the pre-fried yakgwa and let it cool.
Put rice syrup and water in a pot, boil over medium heat, boil over low heat for another 5 minutes, then turn off the heat and add 2 pieces of ginger and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder and cool.
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Place ingredients in a bowl, mix thoroughly, and sift down. I thought my shoulder was going to fall out after using the fine sieve. Because there's a lot of sesame oil, when you mix flour, the whole house smells savory It's amazing.
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Knead the cooled dough syrup little by little into the sifted powder. At this time, do not knead with your hands, but knead quickly with a heat cross or diagonal line, angling with a spatula. The dough doesn't get on your hands.
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If you don't see any raw powder, put the dough in a plastic bag and let it rest for about 10 minutes.
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Fold the dough 3 times. (If you've done baking before, you'll know...) Repeat 3-4 times and then push it to 0.7cm thick.
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Use a mold to cut into the shape you want. Before that, if you poke it with a fork, the syrup will cut well and the inside will cook well even when you fry it!
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Pour oil 7-8cm deep into 2 deep and wide frying pans and low temperature each. Raise the temperature to high temperature.
One is 90 degrees, and the other is 140-150 degrees..
Usually, at 90 degrees, small bubbles form around the dough from the bottom when a little bit of the dough is removed, and after 1-2 minutes, the dough rises and rises.
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Also, when you put the dough in about 140 degrees of oil, large bubbles form around the dough. It's for coloring..
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Remove the oil from the light brown dough and soak it in the syrup..
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As soon as you put the fried dough into the house cleaning syrup, you can hear the sound of "chee~~" very deliciously.
After soaking in syrup for about 2 hours, put the dripping syrup on a sieve or strainer and garnish.
- Use a paper cup for measuring cups
- Prepare 2 deep and wide frying pans.