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Material preparation
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* peeling tomatoes
- Blanch the skin in boiling water after cutting it in a cross shape
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- If the skin is lifted, take it out and remove the skin
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- Chop bell peppers, onions, and sausages
- Chop kimchi and tomatoes into thick pieces
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- Stir-fry kimchi in a pan with a bit of oil
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- When kimchi becomes transparent, add tomatoes and stir-fry them so that they can be crushed
Tip. The tomatoes I used were too hard and less hydrating. So I added 2 tablespoons of water in the middle. I crushed some tomatoes with a spoon. Cook according to ingredients. You can adjust the concentration of the commercial sauce.
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- When the kimchi is cooked, season it with ketchup, sugar, and salt
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Add or subtract sugar depending on the sourness of the ingredients.
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Add salt to taste. I've put in two pincers. First, the sauce is done!
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- Grease the pan a little and stir-fry all the chopped vegetables over high heat
Tip. Stir-fry the onions until they are transparent.
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- Mix rice and stir-fried ingredients, parmesan powder and pepper in a bowl
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If there is no parmesan cheese powder, season with salt.
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- Putting rice in a rice ball mold
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- Add mozzarella cheese in the middle
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- Press it with a rice mold to shape it
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I used a smaller mold than a regular rice ball frame, so I got four.
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- Beat in eggs and prepare flour and bread crumbs respectively
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- Dressing in the order of flour, eggs, and bread crumbs
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- Grease a frying pan and cook the cooked rice until golden brown
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Turn sides and bake.
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Put the sauce on the plate and put the cooked rice on top, and Arancini is done!
1. Originally, Aranchini is shaped like a round ball. I made a triangle to make it easier to bake because I used less oil, so you can make it according to your taste.
2. You can use commercial tomato sauce instead of the sauce I made.
3. It also has tomato ketchup, so the tomato taste is stronger than the kimchi taste. If you want more kimchi, try adjusting the amount of tomatoes and ketchup.