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I'm going to make the dough first
If it's less than a bowl of rice, two people can eat one meal
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Add half a cup of flour and water and stir it with chopsticks to start the first dough
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When the dough is complete, pat it with your hands
When it's thick, add a little bit of water
On the other hand, if it's a bit sticky, add a little bit of flour and adjust the concentration of the dough
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Cover the empty bowl with oil
STEP 5/25
Place the finished dough in a bowl covered with oil
(This is to prevent the dough from sticking to the bottom of the bowl later.)
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Use plastic wrap or disposable plastic to cover the meat and let the refrigerator ripen for at least 20 minutes
Everyone has different styles, but I didn't put the dough in the disposable plastic bag I just pressed it from the top so that the air doesn't go in.
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Place a handful of anchovies (6-7) for broth in a pot and serve anchovy broth
Prepare the ingredients for sujebi while the broth is raised and the dough is refrigerated.
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1 bowl of old kimchi rice bowl. Half spoonful of minced garlic
1 potato, 1/4 zucchini, 2 cheongyang peppers
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Cut zucchini and potatoes however you want
I cut it into a fan shape and a half moon shape.
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By this time, the broth is starting to boil
Please take out the noodles for anchovies
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Add the old kimchi to the anchovy broth
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I'll put in the potatoes, too.
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Add zucchini and boil it
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Remove the bubbles that come out with a ladle
(When I'm lazy, I sometimes don't remove the foam. lol)
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I'm going to season it
For Korean soy sauce, it's 1.5 spoons of rice
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half a spoonful of minced garlic
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You can season it with salt
To my taste, I put about a spoonful of salt and it was just right
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Now bring the dough in the refrigerator that has matured
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Make sujebi dough as you want
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It's a bowl after you open up the dough
The dough is not sticking at all, is it?
(I feel good at times like this. lol)
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Scoop the dough and boil it over high heat
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Kimchi sujebi tastes better when it's slightly spicy, right?
I cut 2 cheongyang peppers and put them in.
If you don't like the spicy taste, pass this part
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And remove the bubbles that come up in the middle with a ladle
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Hahaha... I guess I have a hand tremor.[Laughing]
Add 1 vera spoon of red pepper powder to finish.
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Put it in a bowl
Lastly, sprinkle sesame seeds
You might not be able to see it well in the picture, but it's really good if you add a spoonful of sesame oil
When you season it, you season the base with soy sauce, but the taste of the soup gets much deeper. Adjust the remaining seasoning with salt
If the sour taste is strong because of the taste of seasoned ripened kimchi using old ripened kimchi, add a little sugar to make it taste sour