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First, prepare the trimmed kimchi and a cup of kimchi soup.
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Next, I'll make the sauce. 1 tablespoon of soy sauce,
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1 tablespoon of red pepper powder,
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Add 1/2 tablespoon of sugar
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You just have to mix it well.
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Place frying pan over low heat and cover with plenty of oil.
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And put frozen pork cutlet on top of it
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Cover and cook one side until golden brown.
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While the pork cutlet is being cooked, add a layer of green onion
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Please cut it diagonally to this thickness.
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If one side of the pork cutlet is cooked enough, turn it upside down and cook the other side well.
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Put the cooked pork cutlet on the kitchen towel and drain the oil
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Cut it into regular sizes.
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As if you're spreading the yolk for one egg
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I'm just going to loosen up about half of it.
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Now prepare a pot, put enough oil on it, and put it on low heat.
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First, add green onion to make green onion oil.
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If the green onion is cooked enough, add kimchi and stir-fry it together.
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When the kimchi is cooked, add 200ml of water and kimchi soup
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When the soup boils up
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Add the sauce and continue to boil.
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Mix the sauce well
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When the soup boils again, place the pork cutlet on top.
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And put the egg around it.
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Cook the eggs with the lid on until they are cooked, and it's done.
I didn't think pork cutlet and kimchi would go well together, so I didn't order it at the restaurant, but the combination of pork cutlet and kimchi nabe was so good!
Really, I have to eat donkatsu crispy! I didn't like soggy pork cutlet, but I liked the pork cutlet inside kimchi nabe because it was moistHaha
The combination of pork cutlet and kimchi nabe is better than you think and delicious, so try making it!