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Pour in the right amount of water. Add radish, onion, green onion, 1 to 2 tablespoons of soy sauce, and a small amount of salt You can put in Cheongyang chili peppers or other things
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Wash vegetables clean and drain while the broth is boiling
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Put cabbage first and sesame leaves on top
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Put meat on top of that!! I put two sheets on the floor.
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You can stack six layers like this Cabbage. - Perilla leaves. - Meat. - Cabbage. - Perilla leaves. - Meat
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Turn the 6 layers upside down!
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Divide according to the size of the cabbage. I cut it into five pieces because it was big enough to eat it in one bite.
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Put bean sprouts in a pot
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Slowly shape it so that it doesn't get messy.
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In the middle, make a mushroom shape with it
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Flower of decoration! Shiitake mushroom mille-feuille nabe is done!
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I'm going to make the sauce. For soy sauce, you only need plum juice, soy sauce, and vinegar. 3 tablespoons of soy sauce + 1 plum juice + 1 vinegar + Add minced garlic, onions, and broth from boiling mille-feuille nabe to complete the sauce!
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Pour the broth into the finished mille-feuille nabe and boil it. The shiitake mushrooms won't cook well. Then you can just put it in between and cook it well and decorate it again, or just cut it thinly.
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It's sad to end after eating mille-feuille nabeMake kalguksu, too