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Anchovies for broth, 2 markers
Half an onion..About 30 to 40 thick anchovies,
4 pollack heads left after braised pollack
(If you don't have it, you don't have to add it - you can add a little bit of dried pollack)
2 or 3 pieces of kelp, 1 tablespoon of shrimp milk...
Add water and turn on the heat. Usually for 4 servings
Pour 4-5 bowls of water into a large bowl.
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Add 1 spoonful of shrimp milk when boiling water again.
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Soak clams in water with 2TS of salt
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Wash it clean after 1 to 2 hours.
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I bought 6 servings of kalguksu.
Hmm! I can smell something...It's for storage...It smells like that
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Cut only half of the zucchini.
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Separate bok choy individually and place it in the middle.
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Trim bok choy and don't throw away the leftover
Put it in boiling water.
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Collect the bok choy and put it back in the water...
It's a kind of water collection..
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Turn off the heat and remove the ingredients after about 30 minutes.
Put 1 bowl of broth in a small pot and boil clams separately...
It's because of the sand that's not ripe enough.
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Add anchovy broth and put it in another pot
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Boil the clams.
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When the water boils, stir 3 to 4 times and turn off the heat.
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Separate the ingredients from the soup and carefully pour out the soup
Pour the boiled clam water back into the pot
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The rest is Jjigeo
I have to throw it away..
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Don't throw away the shiitake in the boiled waste. Take it out and wash it
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Open it thinly
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Slice it and put it in the broth.
It's such a waste
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And shredded pumpkin
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Boil the trimmed bok choy in the broth.
Add all the garlic and season it.
Add pepper to make the soup. Leave the lid open.
(If you close the lid, the green will turn yellow
You can use the soup cup and thick salt.
It's seasoned with shrimp milk.
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Put water in another pot and boil it when it boils.
Noodles smell like medicine...So I live separately..
Not too long ago, on TV
Boiled separately and put the soup separately
I heard it tastes better, so I'm doing this.
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in a bowl that was supposed to be bought
Put 1 serving of boiled kalguksu
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And some bok choy.
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Put clams on top
Scoop out enough broth and pour it in.
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The delicious clam kalguksu is done.
It's very clean and the soup is very delicious.
Four pollack heads played a part.
Add a drop of sesame oil
It's done.
Use thick anchovies to make broth (remove internal organs)
Add a spoonful of shrimp milk to the broth. It's much better.
When you make the broth, if you have pollack hair in the freezer, please put it in.
The soup is delicious.
Make sure to add pepper at the end.
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