STEP 1/13
When the water surface boils up to one or two drops of air bubbles, add cockles and cook over medium heat.
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Stir it in one direction and cook it. It's good to spread it later!
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After about two minutes, the color of the water turns blurry, and the shells of cockles open, so you can see the flesh one by one. Take it out now.
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And peel the skin. (It's easier to peel if you put the spoon in and turn it to the side like in the picture.)
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Don't throw away anything that's red, but wash it clean.
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Then add minced garlic and pepper to the flesh and mix.
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Now if you look at the chives, they're a little thick on the head. So, cut it in half.
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Next, cut the chives and water parsley into 3cm pieces.
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Now, add chives, water parsley, onions, and peppers to the batter water (fried powder + beer) and mix them to make the dough.
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And if you mix all the ingredients for the sauce, the sauce is ready!
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Grease a preheated frying pan with cooking oil, add about half the dough and make it round.
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Then, put the cockle on top of it in half and press it down. (or sprinkle the dough slightly to make it absorb better.)
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Over medium heat, hold for about 3 minutes on both sides. (There will be 2 transitions of this size.)
Cup = Paper cup, based on T = 15cc and t = 5cc.