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Wash the vegetables thoroughly and remove the water from the sieve. Vegetables with too strong a scent interfere with the scent of autonomous cockles, so just put it in for a while.
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Cockles are seasoned with salt water. If you put cockles and thick salt in a bucket and move it back and forth vigorously.. A lot of floats come out of cockles. It's hard, but you have to rinse it several times.
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Put a piece of kelp in cold water (rice water) for 15 minutes and boil it. Take out the kelp if you do it for a while. Set aside 1t of kelp stock for seasoning and 1 cup of kelp stock for the second boil.
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Boil the cockles in the kelp stock. When a lot of floats come out of cockles... First, turn off the heat and rinse the cockles.
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Pour a cup of kelp stock and boil the cockles again.
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Close the lid. Cool cooked cockles until they are completely cooked.
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Separate one shell and spread the flesh with the shell. Mix all the marinade except sesame oil and sesame seeds well.
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There was only one drop of 1T sesame oil and 1/3 bowl of sesame oil, so I put in a lot of vegetables.
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Put rice in the middle and circle the hand-opened vegetables.
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Put the seasoned cockles in the center. More sesame seeds
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There's yellow pomuk on the traditional bibimbap. So I blanched the green pomuk in my house before blanching it and dipped it in sesame oil. Add the bibimjang seasoning to your liking. You don't have to put a lot of vegetables in it. Use the vegetables at home. Instead... If it's Sukchae, make it raw.~~
Dolnamul, radish, chicory also go well together