STEP 1/9
How tightly vacuum-packed it is
STEP 2/9
Even when I opened the wrapper, the shape was the same.
But when I opened it, I found out that it was a cow
It feels so salty
STEP 3/9
Rinse the seaweed stems in water and soak them in water for 15 minutes
Remove the saltiness.
Did the salt go away?
Worry, worry
STEP 4/9
After rinsing several times
When I tasted the seaweed stem
The salt is gone
Seaweed stems are very seasoned.
Before you fry it
I recommend you to taste the seaweed stem.
That's how you can season it well.
If the seaweed stems are salty, soak them in water a little more.
STEP 5/9
Then, remove the water
Cut the length of the seaweed stems into bite-size pieces.
And then
Put it in a frying pan
Add oil and stir-fry it gently
It takes away the fishy smell of seaweed stems.
When the seaweed stems smell fishy
Really
It doesn't taste good.
STEP 6/9
Chop the onions and carrots
STEP 7/9
Add a little bit of garlic
Add carrots and onions
Sweet~ Sweet~ Stir-fry it.
The onions turn transparent
Seaweed stems get soft
STEP 8/9
Until the water disappears
I'll wrap it up with sesame oil.
Add sesame seeds and salt
Seaweed stems are seasoned
I didn't add any other seasoning.
STEP 9/9
It's a bit clingy
It's not tough
in a fluffy manner
If you make it a side dish
It's a food that chopsticks grind around.
Make it simple
Stir-fried seaweed on the table
It's chewy
It's not fishy
It was really delicious.
Food that you can't get tired of even if you enjoy eating it all four seasons
It's stir-fried seaweed.
I strongly recommend it when I'm worried about side dishes
I like seaweed stems that are not too thick.
So that the seaweed doesn't get tough
It's good to eat.
Before you fry it
I recommend you to taste the seaweed stem.
That's how you can season it well.
If the seaweed stems are salty, soak them in water a little more.