STEP 1/8
Material preparation
STEP 2/8
- Add two pinch of salt to the egg and fry the egg
STEP 3/8
- Mix all the seasoning ingredients. Chop the egg garnish thinly
- Wash the seasoning in ripe kimchi water and squeeze the water
- Shredding into thick pieces
- Seasoning with a tablespoon of mixed sauce
STEP 4/8
- Boil noodles in boiling water
STEP 5/8
Add cold water just before it boils and overflows. If you repeat the process 2 to 3 times, you can boil noodles chewyly.
- If it's boiled, rub it in cold water and rinse it until it doesn't come out
- Don't squeeze the water too hard, just shake it off a few times.
STEP 6/8
- Seasoning with a spoonful of soy sauce
Add the sauce to your taste as you try it. I was right when I put in 3 tablespoons.
STEP 7/8
- Finish with sesame seeds
STEP 8/8
Put the seasoned soy sauce noodles in a bowl, put ripe kimchi, and put the egg garnish and seaweed powder on top, and it's done!
1. The soy sauce is about 3 servings. Keep the leftover and use it for japchae or bulgogi seasoning, or make dalaejang with dalae.
2. Depending on the state of the ripened paper, soak it in water and use it, or add more sugar if the sour taste is strong.
3. Add less soy sauce and set aside for children, and season the rest to adult tastes.