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Remove fat from the tail, back of the neck, tip of the wing, etc. You can just use it, but if you trim it, you can get a cleaner taste.
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Marinate the chicken seasoned with salt and pepper in milk. It removes the smell and softens the meat.
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Soak the glass noodles in water while marinating the chicken. I use flat noodles when I cook jjimdak. The texture is more chewy and the seasoning is better than regular glass noodles.
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I also prepare vegetables such as onions and green onions. Garlic, peppers, etc. are convenient to use after pre-cleaning and freezing.
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I also prepare abalones. You can easily separate it from the shell using a spoon. Cut the snout and remove the bumpy bone.
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Add a sheath so that the seasoning can be soaked well.
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Mix 14T soy sauce, 4T sugar, and 3T cooking wine well
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Pour the prepared seasoning into the boiled chicken and boil it over high heat for 5 minutes. Blanch and leave about a paper cup of stock.
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Pour the remaining stock and boil it over medium heat.
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When the chicken is cooked enough, add the prepared vegetables. If it's annoying, you can put it in from the beginning, but if it's too soft, it's not good.
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Just before eating, add the glass noodles and simmer. If you don't boil the glass noodles and put them in, make sure to have more broth. Add abalone with glass noodles as it only needs to be cooked slightly.
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When the glass noodles are cooked and seasoned well, it's done!
Find the abalone well and put it on top to look good! :)