seasoned chamnamul with a good scent
Chamnamul is a perennial plant of the water parsley family that grows under the shade of trees in high mountains. It is characterized by a hairless and fragrant smell, and the stem height is about 50 to 80cm. The leaves are long at the bottom of the stem, but they get shorter and shorter as they go up. Chamnamul is rich in beta-carotene. The leaves are soft, digestible, and have a lot of fiber, so it is good for preventing constipation and preventing dry eyes. Because the precursor to vitamin A is beta-carotene. Store it in a newspaper or kitchen towel, spray it with a sprayer, and store it in the vegetable room, and it is best to cook it immediately after purchase because it is a light herb. I'm going to make seasoned chamnamul today. There are two ways to make seasoned chamnamul, raw and blanched, and this seasoned chamnamul is made raw and is close to a Korean salad. Let's take a look.
4 serving
Within 15 minutes