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I just used the vegetables at home. I used zucchini, cabbage, carrots, onions, and jasookchamsora for seafood. Frozen seafood is good or plain squid is good. You can use all the ingredients you have. I prepared it in small pieces.
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As expected, meat is for curry, so I prepared meat that they sell. It's a square that's about the same size as the vegetables I cut earlier.
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Grease a pan and stir-fry minced garlic, green onions, and ginger.
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If you stir-fry it like that, add the pork and stir-fry it.
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Stir-fry and add rice wine to this. It's responsible for controlling the smell and smell.
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Now pour out all the ingredients and stir-fry them.
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If the ingredients are well-dressed and stir-fried, pour water and bring to a boil. The capacity of a pack of commercial black bean powder is 100g. The amount of water that fits that is seven times higher. In other words, you can add 7 times more water per pack of jajang powder.
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Put in the jajang powder!!! Bring to a boil, stirring well. As expected, you can boil it over high heat.
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It's slowly getting thicker. Bring to a boil while stirring a little more. Stir one at a time so that it doesn't stick.
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The jajangmyeon is completely thick. Turn off the heat and drop a bowl of sesame oil. Then it will be more savory and delicious.
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Put a fried egg on top like old jajangmyeon and sprinkle sesame seeds to wrap it up. And pickled radish!!! Pickled radish is seasoned with vinegar and red pepper powder. It's a simple jjajang rice using jjajang powder. I used fried eggs and parsley powder as toppings, but if you have cucumbers, it would be better to shred them and put them on top. No~~ It will be more Chinese style.