STEP 1/7
Slice beef thin and small, and cut onions, pumpkins, and tofu into bite-size pieces.
STEP 2/7
Soak the (dried) shiitake in lukewarm water and set aside the soup.
STEP 3/7
Put oil in a pot and stir-fry beef, minced garlic, and onions, then pour shiitake mushroom and water and add anchovies.
STEP 4/7
Add Cheongyang red pepper and shiitake mushrooms in flat slices.
STEP 5/7
Remove the boiling water from the soup and gently dissolve it in the cheonggukjang so that it does not lump.
STEP 6/7
Put the fermented soybean paste and 1T of soybean paste in the soup, boil it again, add pumpkin and tofu, and boil it over low heat.
STEP 7/7
Former days,
When I go to the countryside, my grandmother used to cook for me,
The taste of that hometown in my house!
ah ah,
In healthy ingredients,
And with a savory smell,
It's more delicious. :)
I feel like the table is full
I'll be back soon!
See you soon
:)
When you boil cheonggukjang, it's good to soak dried shiitake mushrooms and use the water as a soup and cut it flat. It tastes good and smells good like meat, especially dried shiitake mushrooms have much more amino acids that act as natural condiments than raw shiitake mushrooms, so even without chemical condiments, the stew tastes good :)