STEP 1/11
One thousand won for a bag. This is enough to eat 2 or 3 times in our country.
STEP 2/11
Peel the skin off the stem. That way, it's light when you eat. It comes off well if you take off the stem after slightly bending it.
STEP 3/11
It's time to take a bath. Add salt and rub together to wash leaves.
STEP 4/11
You wonder if I can do this, right??? It's something that I always think about when I do "Awook." Rub gently and rinse under running water when the light green water is drained. I heard that this way, the taste of Arin disappears.
STEP 5/11
Put anchovies and kelp back in the pack and make broth. Remove the internal organs of anchovies and add the head when making broth.
STEP 6/11
Mix the soybean paste in the anchovy stock. I put half and half of the commercially available soybean paste and Simni's doenjang. I filtered the soybean paste out of the strainer. It's an individual's taste that doesn't like soybean paste beans going around.
STEP 7/11
Add Awook, onion, and pumpkin.
STEP 8/11
I put in half a spoon of garlic.
STEP 9/11
Season the soy sauce and put it in. If you put a lot in from the beginning, it'll be salty, so please taste it later.
STEP 10/11
Keep removing the impurities. Season with soy sauce or salt.
STEP 11/11
It's good to add tofu, right? I don't have tofu, so pass. It's easy to cook soybean paste soup simply. If you're bitten by kimchi stew and soybean paste stew, try to solve a meal with soybean paste soup.