STEP 1/18
trimming vegetables
STEP 2/18
I'm going to clean up the spinach
Blanch slightly in boiling water
Even if it doesn't look cooked, it's all cooked
I'm going to mix hot boiled noodles with glass noodles
It's better to blanch it a little
Squeeze the water and dab the salt
STEP 3/18
Add some garlic and ginger powder for pork
1 tablespoon of pepper and soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of cooking wine, and a little bit of starch syrup
STEP 4/18
Stir-fry white onions first
STEP 5/18
Stir-fry carrots
STEP 6/18
Stir-fry paprika, too
STEP 7/18
After stir-frying the meat, the mushrooms are left in the pan
It's much better if you stir-fry it in the meat sauce
STEP 8/18
After stir-frying the meat
Cook the mushrooms slightly
STEP 9/18
From the pan where the pork was stir-fried
Stir-fried shiitake mushrooms
STEP 10/18
Vegetables and meat that are fried like this
It's enough to mix it 3 times
You don't mix it all at once
Japchae tastes better when you make it right away
If you stir-fry all the vegetables and leave them in the refrigerator, you can cook the glass noodles and eat them right away
STEP 11/18
blanching glass noodles
Add 1/2 cup soy sauce to 2,000ml of boiling water
Add 3 to 4 tablespoons of cooking oil
Add 1 tablespoon of vinegar
If you boil it in soy sauce, it cuts the liver and the color is pretty
Cooking oil and vinegar keep the noodles from getting soggy that you can enjoy them until the end of the meal
STEP 12/18
The noodles that are soaked in water
I put as much as I can and use it
It's delicious when you boil the glass noodles in soy sauce water and season them right away
In boiling soy sauce water
Add the glass noodles and boil for 4 to 5 minutes
When the noodles are cooked, take out only the noodles
STEP 13/18
Don't throw away the soy sauce
I use it the next day when I blanch the glass noodles again
STEP 14/18
The glass noodles are hot after shaking off the water
It has the effect of heating the cold vegetables that were stored in the refrigerator
So don't make it all at once
Boil the glass noodles in the soy sauce water you used the day before
Take out the hot noodles and pour over the cold vegetables
with the soy sauce that I made
1 tablespoon of sesame oil. Add sesame seeds generously
You just have to mix it
STEP 15/18
Put the vegetables in a bowl
STEP 16/18
Put the hot glass noodles on top
Mix the soy sauce and mix well
Lastly, sprinkle a lot of sesame oil, pepper, and sesame seeds
STEP 17/18
The fire I made the day before
It doesn't smell like sesame oil and tastes less delicious
and stir-fry the cold japchae again in the pan
Boil the glass noodles and pour the sauce and season them...
Time and effort are the same
But the taste is different
STEP 18/18
I don't make a lot of japchae at once
I only make one plate
I'm going to pour out all the ingredients for dinner
I made a lot
For yesterday's breakfast and today's dinner
Japchae is on the table
I ate it so deliciously
I think I'll get sick of it if I eat more
After using all the ingredients, keep the japchae in the fridge
I'm going to make Chinese japchae rice this weekend
Even if you put a big plate on it
I slurped it all up^^
It's seasoned with the savory sesame oil scent
You can't stop using chopsticks with japchae
Noodles boiled with soy sauce water
The color is so pretty
With the ingredients I made yesterday
Let's eat deliciously today
Making japchae that doesn't get soggy!!!
I'll make enough soy sauce
Add the glass noodles to suit your taste and the amount of glass noodles