STEP 1/6
After preparing the beef bone soup, the dried radish greens were soaked gently and boiled in rice water, and then squeezed out the water and cut it 2-3 times. (Tough dried radish leaves quickly softened when blanched with soda.)
STEP 2/6
Put dried radish greens in a pot, add doenjang, minced garlic, and soy sauce, mix well
STEP 3/6
I put a bit of perilla oil on the gas and stir-fry it
STEP 4/6
Add the beef bone soup and start boiling for more than 20 minutes. At first, when it starts to boil over high heat, lower the heat and simmer a little longer over low heat. The dried radish leaves taste better when they are cooked soft. If the soup decreases in the middle, add some warm water.
STEP 5/6
When the dried radish leaves are soft, add perilla powder and boil for about 5 minutes, season with salt, and sprinkle with pepper. Perilla seed powder should be mixed as thick as possible to make the perilla seed's savory taste and the soup taste stronger.
STEP 6/6
Just before eating, chop the green onions and turn off the heat quickly. Green onions smell better when they are half-cooked rather than fully cooked, so the soup tastes better.