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Prepare the ingredients as above, and slice the garlic.
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Pepperoncine is good, and the type of dried pepper crushed like this is irrelevant. I have chili-flavored olive oil at home, so it would be good to spray it at the end of the dish.
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When the water boils, add salt
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After adding a spoon of olive oil
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Boil the noodles. Never when you make pasta! After boiling the noodles, do not throw away the remaining water and water. Noodle water is also a very important part of the material.
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Grease a pan with olive oil and bake sliced garlic.
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If you add minced Cheongyang peppers, and there are fresh peppers, you can remove some seeds and slice them thinly.
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Add shrimp when the pan smells spicy.
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Then add the cooked pasta noodles and 2 ladles of noodles.
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Add 1 tablespoon of anchovy sauce or sand lance extract
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If it is a little bland, add a little salt.
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Lastly, add seaweed fulvescens
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Whistle! Whistle
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Add pepperoncino
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Remove from heat and cover with chili-scented olive oil. (If not, use regular olive oil)