STEP 1/8
In the Asian market, Gongsimchae is marked as Ongchoy.
STEP 2/8
Find Gongsimchae on the shelf, pick up a dan and make stir-fried Gongsimchae.
STEP 3/8
Add 1 tablespoon of minced garlic and a little bit of spicy pepper
Stir-fry olive oil over low heat to smell garlic.
STEP 4/8
Put in the stems of Gongsimchae, which is cut into bite-size pieces
Season with 2 tablespoons of oyster sauce and 1 tablespoon of soybean paste
Stir-fry it on high heat.
If you take it out of the water
I don't add any water,
If you drain the water on a strainer
Add 1/3 cup water.
STEP 5/8
If the stems of Gongsimchae are stir-fried to make it easy to eat
STEP 6/8
Add the leaves and stir-fry quickly over high heat.
STEP 7/8
If the leaves are fried well, turn off the heat
Add 1/2 teaspoon sugar and mix until the seasoning is doubled.
STEP 8/8
The stem is crunchy
Leafs have a moist texture
The combination of oyster sauce, soybean paste, and sugar
It's very charming
It's stir-fried Gongsimchae.
I think it will be my favorite side dish in the future.
Since the stems of Gongsimchae and the leaves are different in the rate of ripening, you can enjoy the delicious texture only when you stir-fry the stems first and then add the leaves.