STEP 1/8
These are cheongyang peppers that were soaked in salt water last fall.
It's too spicy with just chili peppers, so half and half
It's more delicious if you make it standing up.
STEP 2/8
Soak the fermented peppers in cold water to make them less salty.
And finely chop it.
It's good to eat it with ssamjang when it's finely chopped, but I'm going to eat it one by one as a side dish, so I just cut it.
STEP 3/8
You can use any anchovy.
I used it because I had anchovies for soup again.
Remove the anchovy guts and head.
STEP 4/8
Stir-fry anchovies slightly in a frying pan, blow away the fishy smell, and crush them into small pieces.
STEP 5/8
Put a spoonful of oil in the frying pan and start frying the fermented peppers.
On low heat...
STEP 6/8
Add chopped anchovies,
STEP 7/8
Stir-fry chopped green onions, garlic, red pepper powder, sugar, and tuna liquid.
You can press it on the floor at this time, so please add 3 spoons of water.
STEP 8/8
When the fermented cheongyang pepper is half cooked
Put a spoonful of sesame oil and sprinkle sesame seeds.
You can cook fermented cheongyang peppers over low heat until they are fully cooked.
It's very good for ssamjang.
It's a cheongyang pepper that I farmed myself, so I can feel the delicious spicy taste.