STEP 1/12
Please shred the vegetables to go in.
I prepared paprika, bell peppers, and onions^^
STEP 2/12
Season the japchae pork with pepper, salt, and sesame oil and marinate for 10 minutes.
STEP 3/12
Grease a frying pan with cooking oil, add all the vegetables, and stir-fry while sprinkling salt.
If you stir-fry it like this, it saves a lot of time
STEP 4/12
If you stir-fry vegetables too much, it won't taste good, so just stir-fry them until you lose your breath.
Even if you stir-fry it all at once, if you don't stir-fry it for a long time, the colors don't dye and it's not messy.
You have to stir-fry it on high heat to bring out the crunchy texture^^
STEP 5/12
Wipe the oil off the pan, stir-fry the meat over high heat, and cook the outside
If you lower the heat and stir-fry the inside, the juice won't come out, so it's good^^
STEP 6/12
It barely bites, right?
It's good if you stir-fry it like this.
STEP 7/12
Boil japchae in boiling water for about 6 minutes.
STEP 8/12
Boil it until it's transparent and quickly dry it several times in cold water
It doesn't get soggy but becomes a firm japchae.
STEP 9/12
Add the stir-fried ingredients to the glass noodles and add the amount of seasonings.
STEP 10/12
Add sesame seeds and sesame oil.
STEP 11/12
Mix well with your hands.
Please taste it and add some more seasoning it's not enough.
If you add a lot of soy sauce because the glass noodles are too bright, it's salty;;;
Even if it doesn't color at first, if you stir-fry it, the soy sauce seeps into the glass and it turns color, so season it.
STEP 12/12
Stir-fry japchae mixed with seasoning in a frying pan.
Because of this process, if you cook vegetables too much, you lose your breath and it doesn't have the taste of chewing
There's a lot of water, so the japchae doesn't taste good.
It's good to stir-fry the vegetables slightly when you first stir-fry them!
If you stir-fry vegetables too much, the crunchy texture disappears and it doesn't taste good.Please stir-fry it on high heat