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I used a bullet squid caught in Pohang. You can use rapid freezing or biological products.
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Cut the zucchini into cubes and prepare it.
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Cut the onion in half.
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Cut potatoes into equal cubes. Cut potatoes into smaller cubes than other vegetables because they take longer to cook.
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Prepare the bullet squid by washing it clean.
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Put canola oil in a pan and stir-fry potatoes and onions. Stir-fry onions until they are transparent.
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When the potatoes and onions are half cooked, stir-fry them for 5 minutes with zucchini and squid.
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Add curry powder to the pan. Coconut milk has a slightly greasy taste, so I personally recommend curry powder that is slightly spicy rather than mild. Coat vegetables and squid with curry powder evenly.
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Then pour in coconut milk and milk. I freeze coconut milk in the shape of a cube and use it, so the cube you see in the picture is coconut milk.
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Stir in 2 eggs and prepare them. I use a big egg, so it's a lot for two eggs.
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Turn the heat to as low as possible in the pan and pour in the egg mixture. Pour the egg mixture, stir it once, and turn off the heat.
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If you boil it for a long time with eggs in it, the egg and curry will clump separately, so you have to finish it in this lump.
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I put bullet squid as a topping and spicy red pepper powder on top. I like to dip bread in curry, so I prepared a baguette separately.
Thai Pu Pad Pong Curry, which many people like, has the hassle of having to fry crab meat separately, so I made Thai curry using squid. Stir-fry the squid as gently as possible so that it doesn't get lumpy. Potatoes take a long time to fully cook, so put them in first and add red pepper powder to suit your taste.