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First, wash a pack of oyster mushrooms in water
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Blanch oyster mushrooms in boiling water for 5 to 7 seconds. Blanch oyster mushrooms first and stir-fry them. That's the secret of not getting water when you stir-fry them
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Put the slightly blanched oyster mushroom in cold water and take it out
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Squeeze the water. The secret to stir-fry oyster mushrooms is that they are not squeezed too hard. It is said that oyster mushrooms need some moisture to use less oil when stir-frying
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Cut the zucchini in half length
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Divide it back into two lengths and make a total of four pieces
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When you stir-fry it, remove the seeds that get soft
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Cut it into bite-size pieces
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One of the secrets of Kim Ha-jin's stir-fried oyster mushroom is to first pickle the zucchini in salt water, which is said to be good because it does not stick to each other when stir-frying the zucchini
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First, season oyster mushrooms with chopped green onions and two tablespoons. Add a spoonful of minced garlic
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half a tablespoon of salt
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Add a little pepper powder and season it
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It's easier to season zucchini, but since zucchini is salted, add a tablespoon of minced green onion and minced garlic
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Put a bit of grape seed oil on the heated pan
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Stir-fry the oyster mushroom on high heat and let the moisture go
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Add zucchini and stir-fry until the zucchini becomes clear
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Add one shredded red pepper
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Turn off the gas and add one tablespoon sesame oil and two tablespoons of sesame salt to make the stir-fried zucchini