STEP 1/9
Boiling acorn powder and water are about 1:6
If you use a microwave, the moisture doesn't go away, so you just need to pour 4.5 times more water
I poured a little bit of cold water on the acorn powder and stirred it well!!~
Warm up the rest of the water and pour it in
If you pour in cold water, the powder can all go down~~
Use a wrap to wipe off the well-mixed acorn powder and make holes
STEP 2/9
I heated it in the microwave for 3 minutes
The time can vary depending on the microwave, but let's heat it up for 3 minutes
Take it out, take it out, and add more time~~
STEP 3/9
When I took it out, I thought it was almost done
I think it's enough to harden it
Add salt and sesame oil. Stir it well
I gave it back for one more minute!~~
STEP 4/9
After mixing sesame oil and sea salt, it's not flat properly, so it's bumpy
STEP 5/9
I'm going to make a bowl of acorn jelly for about 2 hours
I cut it into 5cm x 1cm pieces
Cut the kimchi and squeeze the soup
I added sesame oil and sesame salt and mixed them together!~~
The cucumber in the garden was so ugly that I prepared it by peeling it and shredding it~~
I used commercial dongchimi broth for the broth!~~
STEP 6/9
Put acorn jelly in a bowl
Add seasoned cabbage kimchi and cucumber
I put a bit of radish sprouts and seaweed on top and a few ice cubes on top!~~
STEP 7/9
If you pour in the commercial broth, you can eat it coolly and deliciously
If you put rice in a bowl and make muk-sabal, it's a good meal
But I don't put in rice because he likes rock so much
I only ate a lot of rock and kimchi cucumbers
STEP 8/9
It's so cool and delicious because it floats ice
STEP 9/9
With acorn jelly made in the microwave
You might know that I made muk bowl twice and ate it
When cooking in a microwave oven, you need to adjust the time according to the specifications of the microwave oven