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Dissolve vinegar or baking soda in plenty of water, toss the peppers a couple of times in the middle, soak them in running water for about 10 minutes, rinse them in running water, remove the top and trim the peppers.
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Then, cut each end of the pepper little by little, cut in half lengthwise, and remove all seeds using a teaspoon or knife.
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Then, add lukewarm water and pepper to half-soak, add a spoonful of sea salt, and marinate for about an hour. Then place it on a strainer and remove as much moisture as possible.
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And shred onions and carrots thinly.
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Mix chopped garlic, plum extract, sand lance extract, red pepper powder, and sesame seeds well with chopped onions and carrots.
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And fill the chili pepper with the seasoning.
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It's delicious if you make it and eat it right away, but if you put it in the refrigerator and eat it coolly, it's more crunchy and delicious.
- It's delicious even if you eat it right away by making the seasoning a little stronger without pickling the peppers.