STEP 1/4
They sell a pack of ground green beans at the mart and department store. Carrots, chives, and onions are already in it, and there's a lot of pepper in it. Don't add any extra pepper. Season ground pork in advance. Add 1t of seasoned soy sauce, 1t of sesame oil, and (pepper) and mix well. Blanch the bean sprouts slightly, squeeze the water out, and slice them.
STEP 2/4
Mix the pork, host, and egg yolk in the mung bean mixture. It's probably watery. I'll add glutinous rice powder (crunchy texture
Adjust the dough concentration.
STEP 3/4
Grease a heated frying pan with oil and place the dough one ladle at a time over low heat.
Bindaetteok is slightly thick, so it looks more delicious when it comes up. My son likes it when it's parched, so I baked it flat.
Please grill it in the front and back.
STEP 4/4
I put a sheet of paper foil on a plate and put mung bean pancake on top.(Soy sauce) 1T flavored soy sauce, 1T bottled water, 0.5T vinegar
I personally recommend brown rice oil. If you don't have it, grape seed oil or cooking oil will do.
Mung bean pancake tastes better when you coat pork fat on a frying pan and grill it...a fat man
Since I don't have it, it's good to wash the kimchi slightly, remove the moisture, and cut it into pieces.