STEP 1/10
Boil the glass noodles in boiling water for 9 minutes. If you take it out because it looks like it's cooked, it might still be stiff, so at least 9 minutes!
STEP 2/10
Rinse the glass noodles in cold water and season them with soy sauce, salt, and pepper, and since the glass noodles absorb a lot of the liver, make it slightly salty as you taste it. You can chop up vegetables like carrots and onions.
STEP 3/10
Place dried seaweed on a dry cutting board and top with glass noodles.
STEP 4/10
Roll it up like kimbap and leave it still for about 30 minutes. Until the glass noodles get soggy that they stick together!
STEP 5/10
If the glass noodles are swollen and firm, cut them into the desired size.
STEP 6/10
Mix frying powder and water in a 1:1 ratio to make batter
STEP 7/10
It would be nice to use enough oil to soak the seaweed roll, but I added half of it because it was a waste of oil. Heat oil by pouring oil into a deep skillet.
STEP 8/10
The first fry is fried only by covering the glass noodles at both ends. It can prevent the glass from escaping and becoming messy.
STEP 9/10
After the first fry, make a second fryer while the roll cools and fry evenly over low heat. You can make the frying clothes in the same ratio of 1:1, and if you add parsley powder, it becomes a fried herb like fried addera.
STEP 10/10
Fry until the color turns yellow and gives a crisp feel and drain enough oil in the kitchen towel.
Fries are delicious when fried twice. After frying it once, let it cool and fry it again.