STEP 1/9
Grill the pork belly with pepper to remove the fat and cut it vertically
Slice carrots thinly, add oil, and stir-fry them with a pinch of salt
I shredded the chili peppers. Instead of pickled radish, I prepared pickled perilla leaves
STEP 2/9
Put perilla oil and sesame salt in the rice and mix it
Put 4/5 rice on the seaweed, 3 lettuce slices, and 3 perilla leaves slices.
STEP 3/9
Kang's Kitchen put pickled radish on top I put pickled perilla leaves on top Pork belly goes well with pickled vegetables
Put 3-4 pieces of pickled perilla leaves on top.
STEP 4/9
Put the pork belly on top. I put the whole pork belly on top, but the gimbap didn't dry well, so I cut it vertically. One row of gimbap and one row of pork belly
STEP 5/9
To make it easier to dry, I shredded the pepper I'll put half of the pepper
STEP 6/9
I put carrots and ssamjang on top In the picture, there's a little ssamjang, but it's twice the amount of ssamjang in the picture.
STEP 7/9
Hold the contents tightly and roll.
STEP 8/9
You can cut it and eat it There's pork belly in it, so it's really filling if you eat just one row
STEP 9/9
Enjoy your meal.
It's easier to make gimbap if you cut it vertically than if you put pork belly in a whole
Putting a grain of rice on the top of the seaweed won't make the gimbap pop.