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Put a pinch of salt in boiling water and blanch the asparagus first.
Blanch for 10 seconds and quickly rinse in cold water and strainer
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Spread 1T olive oil evenly in a frying pan and put cold rice on it and bake it back and forth like scorched rice.
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If you press it with a hotteok fritter tender, it spreads well to a certain thickness.
It's not hard nurungji, but it's slightly chewy on the outside.
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Sprinkle 1T of olive oil on a heated wok and stir-fry asparagus. Add a pinch of salt, stir-fry, and place on a tray.
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Paint 1t of oyster sauce evenly on the asparagus.
Shred cabbage thinly (only the leaves when using cabbage), and shred red pepper finely into 4cm length after removing seeds.
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Shred onion, cut 2 chives into 4cm length, and slice garlic into pieces. Cut the green onion diagonally.
Put 1t of sesame oil and 1t of olive oil in a heated wok and stir-fry onions, chives, garlic, and green onions. (Until the onion is slightly transparent...)
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Add a pinch of salt and season it...
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Add cabbage and red pepper and stir-fry them for 5 seconds...
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Put 1T of seasoned soy sauce around the rim of the pan. (Inscented)
Add 1t of oyster sauce.
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Stir-fry the vegetables so that they don't get too dry...Remove from heat, sprinkle with pepper, spread on tray and let cool. (so that it doesn't get wet)
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Blanch the bacon in boiling water and cut it in half. Make 3 pieces in total by overlapping 3 pieces.
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Cut the asparagus into 6cm pieces and put 3 to 5 pieces into the bacon. Roll up the bacon.
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Place the end of the pan on the bottom of the pan to prevent the bacon from loosening. Grill it evenly until golden.
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[Plating] Place 3 pieces of nurungji cut into squares on a plate.
(Size: 2.56 cm) Place stir-fried vegetables in an empty circle
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Place bacon rolls on top of nurungji.
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Place stir-fried vegetables on the side and top with 3 pieces of stir-fried garlic on top of bacon. Cut only the green part of the green onion into small pieces and sprinkle it like a garnish.
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Let's eat it together with nurungji, bacon rolls, and stir-fried vegetables.
The texture of nurungji goes really well with bacon. It's a menu where you don't need a meal.
When using beef brisket...Remove the blood from the kitchen towel and bake only one side.
Instead of cabbage, I think cabbage has a much better texture and will be sweeter.
Stir-fry all the vegetables for enoki mushrooms and mix them without fire.