STEP 1/12
Steam the cabbage for 7 minutes. If it's a lot, I'll have to spend more time, but I'll only use three cabbage leaves. Three pictures were enough for five minutes, but I took a picture and did it for seven minutes.
STEP 2/12
Any tuna is available. I chose this one because I have Dae. If you want medium or small tuna, please reduce the amount of seasoning. Tuna has a lot of oil, so strain it through a sieve to get rid of the grease.
STEP 3/12
The timer is squeaking and when you tell me the time, take out the cabbage and cool it down.
STEP 4/12
The mushrooms are 1/2 small, 1/2 onion, 1/2 green onion, 1/2 green onion, and 1 cheongyang pepper. You can add more vegetables than the ones I prepared, or you can take them out if you don't have them. I put in the vegetable compartment in the refrigerator.
STEP 5/12
Add green onions, crushed garlic 1 and canola oil 2 and stir-fry them. I tried to add green onions, garlic, and oil to make oil... Failure due to low oil... Lol, tuna has oil, so I didn't want to add more.
STEP 6/12
Add tuna, 2 red pepper paste, 2 oligosaccharides, and all chopped vegetables. If you don't like the sweetness, cut down on oligosaccharides and if you like spicy things, add more cheongyang peppers.
STEP 7/12
Please stir-fry it now What I'm making right now is tuna ssamjang.
STEP 8/12
Turn off the heat and mix 2 sesame oil, pepper dab dab dab, sesame seeds, black sesame seeds and chopped nuts. If you put nuts in it, it becomes savory.
STEP 9/12
I finished making the tuna ssamjang. It's too easy, right? These are ingredients that you can easily make at home. Since I made tuna ssamjang, I will make steamed cabbage ssam now.
STEP 10/12
Add rice to cabbage leaves and roll. I put lettuce in one side.
STEP 11/12
Cut the rolled cabbage wrap into bite-size pieces like gimbap.
STEP 12/12
Put the sliced cabbage on a plate and put tuna ssamjang on top.