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Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of minced garlic, a handful of minced green onions, and pepper powder on the minced pork and marinate for a while.
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For kimchi, wash the seasoning slightly under running water, chop it, and squeeze the water with your hands. (Wrap it with a clean onion net and squeeze it.) Drain the tofu in the same way.
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Prepare the chives and chop them finely without tying the pods properly.
Boil the glass noodles slightly soaked in water with a tablespoon of soy sauce and cut them into small pieces.
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I fried the marinated meat in the pan in advance. It's convenient because you don't have to cook dumplings for a long time if the meat is cooked.
Add all the ingredients, including fried meat, and add 2 eggs. Season with 1 tablespoon of garlic, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, and a little bit of salt, and you're ready for filling.
STEP 5/9
I prepared a square fried tofu. Boil the water, turn off the heat, put the fried tofu in, soak it for a few seconds, and take it out... Remove the oil and blanch it with boiling water.
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Squeeze the water with your hands, cut one side with scissors, and gently spread the inside out so that it doesn't tear.
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Fill it up first for quick work. Since you need to tie the top part, make sure to stretch and fill in well so that it doesn't rip.
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As expected, blanch the chives you left before by pouring boiling water. If it's cooked too much, it'll break off, so just a little
STEP 9/9
So, I finished 50 pockets! I think it'll take too long if I only do it with my pockets, so I put a lot of stuffing in and made it square and tied it up.