STEP 1/9
Tap the pork with the back of a knife or press it lightly with a blade. If you chop it up, the seasoning will permeate the pork well, so you can eat delicious pork bulgogi.
(For pork, anything is fine with front legs, pork neck, and pork belly.)
STEP 2/9
I'll make the sauce for the fish sauce.
Add 1 tablespoon of sand lance extract, 1 tablespoon of soy sauce, 2 tablespoon of sugar, 1 tablespoon of refined rice wine, 1/2 tablespoon of minced garlic, 1/2 tablespoon of pepper and add sesame oil last.
STEP 3/9
Mix the well-dabbed pork with the sauce for sand lance extract and marinate it for about an hour.
STEP 4/9
Trim vegetables for pork bulgogi while ripening. I decided to add onions, paprika, and peppers.
STEP 5/9
After marinating pork well for an hour, put canola oil in a heated pan and fry it over high heat.
STEP 6/9
If it looks cooked enough, add sliced onions and paprika into bite-size pieces and stir-fry quickly.
STEP 7/9
When cooked properly, add one green and one red pepper each and stir-fry again to finish.
STEP 8/9
Fish sauce marinated pork bulgogi is done!
STEP 9/9
When you put sand lance sauce in the pork seasoning, you can feel the richness of the pork and its unique deep taste and flavor.
If you stir-fry it, you can eat it with bulgogi. If you stir-fry 1/2 cup of water and a spoon of soy sauce
You can eat pork bulgogi with soup.