STEP 1/6
First, grill the pollack and the bangdaengi on a low heat pan without oil. If you grill anchovies in an oilless pan and make broth, they don't have a fishy taste. Likewise, the fishy smell is removed when you grill it.
STEP 2/6
If you have dried pollack at home, make sure to put it in. They sell it at the supermarket, too.
STEP 3/6
Add 5L of water first and then add the amount of vegetables together. I used a power cooker. It takes about 3 hours for a regular pot. The pressure cooker is ready in an hour.
STEP 4/6
When the water starts to boil, remove the kelp.
STEP 5/6
I took out the kelp and boiled it again.
STEP 6/6
It's a pressure cooker, so it's boiled without losing moisture! You can see it's really thick, right? It has dried shiitake mushrooms and vegetables, making it an all-around broth that contains nutrients.
If it's a regular pot, it's important to cut it into 8 pieces or finger sizes without putting it in a whole so that the vegetable broth comes out properly.