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You can stir-fry anchovies for soup in a pan to make the soup, but I usually grind the stir-fried anchovies. If you grind it in advance, it takes less time to make the broth.
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If you don't have kelp as a powder, add kelp when the anchovy stock boils and let it boil for another 5 to 7 minutes. Anchovy stock doesn't last more than 20 minutes.
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When the broth boils, add minced garlic.
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I prepared the vegetables by shredding them, but you can cut them according to your preference.
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The rice cake was hard, so I put it in first and boiled it.
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Add half a tablespoon of soy sauce and simmer. If you don't have anchovy stock, you can make the broth color 1:1, season it with salt, and boil it simply. (Mr. Baek will tell you.)
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Add the prepared vegetables and bring to a boil.
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When it starts to boil, add the dumplings. If you boil dumplings for a long time, they will easily pop, so boil them for about 7 minutes. (Depending on the dumplings)
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Beat in the egg mixture and it's almost done. If you want a clean soup, it's good to fry eggs with egg garnish.
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Season with salt. It's not salty because you eat it with kimchi so that you think it's a little bland.
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Add green onions and boil it for a while.