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Parboil the chicken in boiling water for about 5 minutes. If there is a mirin, blanch it and add about 2 tablespoons.
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Chop the onions and potatoes in advance. If you wash the potatoes two or three times in cold water, the starch goes out and it doesn't turn brown even if you leave it for a while. You can cut it into big pieces.
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If you fall into Andong jjimdak, you can buy glass noodles for Sariyong at the mart and soak them in cold water in advance, and it will swell to an appropriate extent.
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Wash the blanched chicken in cold water three or four times to remove moisture and prepare.
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Prepare Cheongyang red pepper and green onion diagonally.
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Stir-fry black soybean paste and cooking oil in a pan. Stir-fry for 1-2 minutes, then pour 350ml of water and bring to a boil.
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When the sauce boils, add soy sauce, soy sauce, minced garlic and sugar and bring to a boil again.
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Add the prepared chicken to the boiling sauce.
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I'd like some potatoes, too.
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Add potatoes and simmer for about 5 minutes, then add onions and cheongyang peppers.
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Add red pepper powder for the spicy taste. After adding the spices, pour 130ml of water, cover, and cook for 10 minutes. Boil it on high heat for 3 minutes and medium heat for 7 minutes
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After making sure the potatoes and onions are all cooked, add the sliced green onions.
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Add the noodles and the rice cake. (You can add the noodles soaked in advance and the rice cake boiled in advance.)
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Add the sari and stir-fry for another 3 minutes or so, tossing through the sauce to soak. Add oligosaccharide (alternative starch syrup), a little pepper, and a little sesame oil before serving and mix gently.
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Andong Jjimdak, which was put on a plate, and stir-fried sesame seeds on top, are also sprinkled gently.
I heard that adding dried peppers can bring out the flavor of the dish, but I tried to buy one today, but it wasn't appropriate. (I'll ask my mother to keep a few and use them.)
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I was worried because the noodles seemed to have spread, but when I tasted them, they didn't spread much, and they were in a perfect soft condition. (Sari-yong noodles - Ottogi, I bought this.) There was a little seasoning left, but I should make it fried rice in the morning.