STEP 1/18
Prepare enough ingredients to use
Add 1/2 to 1/3 of the total amount of beef and pork
STEP 2/18
Beat the eggs and strain them through a sieve
STEP 3/18
If the size of the green pepper is large, you can cut it in half and use it, but if it's not that big, you can cut it in about two-thirds and use the rest for other dishes
STEP 4/18
Cut it like this and separate it
STEP 5/18
Cut all the peppers you want to use
STEP 6/18
Please separate the seeds and remove the seeds
STEP 7/18
Chop the green onions and remove as much moisture as possible with a cotton cloth or kitchen towel, then season each ingredient in a mixing bowl with salt and pepper
STEP 8/18
After mixing it well, toss it into the mixing bowl and hit it well
If you don't do it well, you'll keep trying to separate it from the pepper jeon^^
STEP 9/18
Before you push the meat into the chili pepper, remove the meat from the frying pan and grill it You'll be able to see the seasoning of the meat If it's bland, add more salt
STEP 10/18
Apply pancake powder on the inside of the pepper so that it's not too thick
STEP 11/18
Put the meat nicely so that it doesn't come out of the pepper
Just in case the meat shrinks as it's being grilled, add a little more
STEP 12/18
Put the pancake mix on the meat noodles
STEP 13/18
If you put the pancake mix on the pepper
STEP 14/18
After coating it with egg wash
STEP 15/18
Grease a pan heated to a moderate temperature and place the meat side in contact with the pan
STEP 16/18
Bake over low heat for a long time until the filling is fully cooked, and roll the pepper noodles slightly over the frying pan just before taking them out
STEP 17/18
If a golden color came out, it's done
STEP 18/18
Please put it on a plate
1:1 ratio of pork to beef