STEP 1/8
Soak beef in cold water and drain the blood About 30 minutes to an hour
STEP 2/8
Pour enough water to soak the beef in two pots over the fire and boil it. In one pot, add green onions, onions, whole garlic, cooking wine, and pepper to make the broth taste better.
STEP 3/8
For the other pot, just boil cold water. I'll just blanch the beef once. The reason for blanching is to make the beef moist and not salty, but if you boil it in boiling water for 10 seconds and the meat turns gray
Since the outside is slightly blanched, the juice doesn't come out, making it a moist and delicious jangjorim.
STEP 4/8
When the broth is boiling, take out the ingredients and season it with soy sauce. Since it's soy sauce, soy sauce and sugar should go in, right? Add soy sauce and sugar, bring to a boil until sugar is completely dissolved, then add beef and bring to a boil. If you poke your chopsticks and go in, the beef is all cooked.
STEP 5/8
The boiled water decreased a lot and the color of the beef turned deliciously black. It's becoming a form of beef jangjorim I added Thai pepper pre-kinu, which was put in to make the broth clean, and the pepper seeds were thick
STEP 6/8
When the beef is cooked, take it out, cool it down, and tear it to the grain.
STEP 7/8
Add quail eggs and simmer while cooling and tearing the beef. So that it's black~ And then you can add the torn beef, add oligosaccharide, boil it for a while, and finish it. If you put oligosaccharide in advance, the beef will be tough. So, make sure to put it in at the end so that it's glossy~~
STEP 8/8
It's deliciously braised beef jangjorim There's no other way to steal rice thief~~
Boil quail eggs, cool, drain and shake up and down in a pot Then the quail eggs collide and the skin cracks~~ Then the skin comes off easily like an apple.