STEP 1/7
I used flour and starch for the dough. (Starch role = crispy) Some people use flour and glutinous rice powder... There's no way to get rice flour right now, so we used pancake flour and starch. The ratio of pancake powder to starch powder is about 3 pancake powder and 1 starch powder. You add water and mix it, but the concentration is about to run. I'm really sorry for those who measure and prepare accurately, but the concentration of the dough is about to flow...^^
STEP 2/7
Cut the squid into thin slices, and do not use it raw, but blanch it in boiling water with a pinch of salt. If you use it raw, water forms from the squid, and it does not blend in with other ingredients. It is difficult to make crispy seafood pajeon as well as the outer part. I've got the dough.. I prepared the squid by cutting it and blanching it.. I'm going to cut the cheongyang red pepper and prepare it.. Let's officially start making it.
STEP 3/7
Grease the pan, drop the dough thinly, and then... Put the chives on top of it. You told me to organize it neatly, but the chives I posted aren't even...I use medium heat for fire..
STEP 4/7
Put the dough on top of the chives...
STEP 5/7
On top of that, put the prepared squid and red pepper.
STEP 6/7
Place the dough on top of the squid one more time and cover it with egg water evenly. When the edges are golden, turn it over and put egg water on the back evenly.. It's hard to flip it often, so it's better to cook it over medium-low heat and lightly brown.
STEP 7/7
Seafood green onion pancake that didn't look good but tasted pretty good. It's really delicious to make it on a rainy day. I don't have an appetite affected by weather conditions, but I'm a little different today.. Hahaha... If there was makgeolli, it couldn't be better.. It would have been like this, but it's a bummer.