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It's very easy to prepare burdock. You can use the filler to cut it.
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shape to one's taste. This time, I cut it sideways and sliced it thinly.
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I shredded burdock thinly. Burdock browns quickly over time, so put vinegar in the water and keep it for a while. I did two roots of burdock and it only comes out this much.
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Grease the pan and stir-fry burdock. Stir-fry it on high heat for 3 to 5 minutes first to soak the sauce better. When you fry burdock, it's good to add perilla oil and stir-fry it.
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I stir-fried it on high heat for 3 to 5 minutes.
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I'm going to add 4 soy sauce and 4 starch syrups. Use burdock roots. I put half of starch syrup in the beginning and half at the end to make it glossy.
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There's a way to add water to burdock, but today, I didn't add water and stir-fried it crispy. Stir-fry over high heat, and if the water looks dry, stir-fry again over low heat. If you stir-fry it on high heat, it's good because it has a crunchy taste.
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When the burdock is almost done, add 2 more starch syrup.
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I stir-fried it to a certain extent, and the color comes out dark.
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Stir-fry it on high heat and when the water disappears, stir-fry it again on low heat.
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Braised burdock is done. Even if you don't add water, it's going to be very moist.
STEP 12/12
It's braised burdock with a better crunchy taste because it's fried over high heat. The crunchy texture of burdock is really good. Braised burdock is good as a side dish, and it's sad if you don't eat it when you make gimbap. It has a good crunchy texture and tastes good. It's easy to make braised burdock.