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Instead of water, they add sparkling water to fried spring greens to make fried clothes for a crispy texture. 2:1 portion of frying powder and starch powder, and carbonated water and egg grains! Mix it well
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For a crispy texture, rather than thick, put it in the refrigerator in a dough state that flows when it floats with a spoon and ripen it.
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Now it's time to trim the vegetables to be fried. It's mugwort.
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And it's good to follow well and trim the tofu, which is called the king of vegetables.
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And put various vegetables on starch or frying powder first. I've already drained the carrot. You have to dress it like this so that when it's fried, it doesn't become a separate vegetable
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Please dress mugwort well, and don't do too many kinds of soothing, and play a few strings together. Just like you're eating your hair
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Remove the aged batter from the refrigerator, dip the vegetables in and prepare to fry.
STEP 8/13
If the tempura comes up right away, it's enough, so let's start frying it in earnest from now on~~~~ If you put it in all at once, it gets tangled and falls off, so it's hard, so please fry it with a little bit of turd!!!
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Fry the strongest, Dooreup. It's crispy just by looking at it. This is just the end of the game
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I'll fry them together even if it's lightly cooked. Please fry the soothing in a lump. If you fry them one by one, they're too thin to burn.
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Fry the naengi, too
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Lastly, fry mugwort.
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Set, set, set, set, set. It's all done. Fried assorted vegetables!!! Naengi, Dallae, Mugwort, and Dooreup are all fried.
I put lemon soy sauce + red pepper + cheongyang pepper for the seasoned soy sauce with fried food. Or you can add dark soy sauce + lemon juice + red pepper powder + cheongyang pepper.