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Please prepare the ingredients. It's delicious with wood ear mushrooms, but I used mushrooms as they were, and I used light chicken tenderloin for meat.
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Before preparing other ingredients, soak the glass noodles in water.
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Please use the ingredients like this. Since the noodles are long, the ingredients need to be cut long to eat them with noodles.
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(Adjust each amount of seasoning to your liking) Put a spoonful of red pepper paste into the bowl to make the seasoning, and add 1t of red pepper powder.
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1T of soy sauce
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1t of oyster sauce
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1T of oligosaccharide
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1T of Cheongju / Add ginger powder, pepper, and salt.
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Add 1t of minced garlic and mix well.
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Grease the pan to make japchae, and when the heat rises, stir-fry 1t of chicken breast/minced garlic.
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When the meat is fully cooked, add carrots/onions/mushrooms and stir-fry them
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When the onion is clear, add the paprika and stir-fry again.
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Don't stir-fry for too long, stir-fry thoroughly, and then leave it for a while.
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Boil the soaked japchae once in boiling water. It's boiled for 6 to 8 minutes, but you can check it by cutting it in the middle.
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Drain the boiled japchae in a sieve and wash it in cold water.
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Return the pan from the vegetables to the heat and add japchae and sauce.
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Add 1 cup of water with a paper cup and stir-fry it until it boils.
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When it boils up, taste it and adjust it with salt or soy sauce. Stir-fry for another minute, turn off the heat, and finish with 1 ton of sesame oil.
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If you cut up the green onions, you're done with spicy japchae!
If you add sugar to the sauce or add more red pepper powder to make it spicy, you can control it yourself ^^ If the vegetables in the japchae become too mushy, the texture disappears and tastes bad, so be careful not to stir-fry them for too long. If you want to eat a moist japchae (like a bowl of rice), pour a little bit of water and boil it down. If you like dry japchae, add less water and stir-fry it for a short time ^^