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I'll boil the water
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Soak the glass noodles for 10 to 15 minutes.
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Slice the onion thinly.
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Chop the mushrooms into shape, too.
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Shred the carrots as thin as possible.
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Chop the white part of the green onion and cut the green part diagonally.
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Chop up the garlic.
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Mix pork with 4 tablespoons of thick soy sauce + 2 tablespoons of sugar + chopped green onions + a little bit of garlic + sesame oil + 2 tablespoons of plum extract + a little pepper.
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Add the prepared vegetables (onions, carrots, mushrooms)
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Mix it well, please.
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Cover it with plastic and let it ripen in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes.
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Make the extra seasoning (3 tablespoons of dark soy sauce + 1 teaspoon of sugar).
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Grease a pan or hot pot
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Stir-fry marinated meat over high heat.
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Pour in half a cup of rice water when 2/3 done.
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Add the extra seasoning (3 tablespoons of dark soy sauce + 1 teaspoon of sugar) and glass noodles
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Cook over high heat, please.
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Add the lopsided green onions and boil them again.
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Place quail egg yolk on top of finished pork bulgogi.
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Add 2 bowls of rice and 3 spoons of purple sweet potato powder and cook rice.
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After boiling water
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Wash the leaves clean
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I'm going to use the jjimbal
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Cover and steam for 3 to 4 minutes.
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After that, let it cool once.
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Make mustard sauce by mixing 3 tablespoons vinegar, half tablespoons lotus root, and half tablespoons sugar.
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Take off the stem of the leaves
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Please prepare rice and Awook leaves.
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Wet the spoon with water
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Spread the rice on the leaves using a spoon.
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Fold it to the left
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Fold it to the right
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Fold the bottom and top
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Please put it on a plate nicely.
You don't have to use purple sweet potato powder - You can use turmeric powder or omija powder. I recommend using a powder that doesn't overlap with green!
You can cook Awook Ssambap and Pork Bulgogi separately or at the same time - You can marinate and stir-fry bulgogi while making Awook Ssambap, or you can do it separately.
Rice hot water is flavored - Rice hot water makes bulgogi flavor more intense, giving it a deep flavor. Please take it when you cook rice with rice.
2 tablespoons of plum extract! - Not more than 1 serving, but just 2 tablespoons of plum extract! It gives you a sweet taste that sugar or regular sweeteners can't! It's a key recipe for pork bulgogi.
Steamed Awook, not boiled or blanched, is easy to tear when boiled or blanched. It should be allowed to steam only with steam without touching water at all.
Pork aging for 510 minutes may cause a difference in taste.
Vegetables, meat, and seasonings are being mixed and aged at the same time! You should leave i