STEP 1/17
First, put the commercial naengmyeon broth in the freezer so that you can eat bibim naengmyeon coolly, and then put 1 tablespoon of pepper powder and 1 tablespoon of sugar in a bowl
STEP 2/17
4 tablespoons of red pepper paste (Don't open it too wide) and 1 tablespoon of minced garlic
STEP 3/17
2 tablespoons of plum extract and 1 tablespoon of soy sauce
STEP 4/17
Add 3 tablespoons of vinegar
STEP 5/17
Put 4 tablespoons of sesame in a sanitary bag and crush them all with a rolling pin
STEP 6/17
All you have to do is crush the sesame seeds, so you can grind them or grind them^^
STEP 7/17
Put 2 tablespoons of crushed sesame salt in the sauce and leave 2 tablespoons. Chop the green onions into 3 tablespoons and mix them well
STEP 8/17
The sauce for bibim naengmyeon is done^^
STEP 9/17
Mix the naengmyeon sari and take off the ones that are stuck together
STEP 10/17
Pour water into a pot, and when the water boils, add the cold noodles and simmer for 2-3 minutes
STEP 11/17
Wash the boiled naengmyeon sari in cold water. For cold naengmyeon, ice water would be better for the last rinse^^
STEP 12/17
Squeeze the water out and put it in a bowl
STEP 13/17
Place 3 tablespoons of pre-made seasoning on top
STEP 14/17
Sesame oil is my preference, so I didn't mix it with the sauce. If you're putting sesame oil, you can put 1 tablespoon on top of the sauce^^
STEP 15/17
It's a garnish for bibing naengmyeon. It's radish, shredded cucumber, and boiled egg
STEP 16/17
After putting it up one by one,
STEP 17/17
Add a small ladle of commercial naengmyeon broth. (If you put it in the freezer in advance and melt it a little bit, you can eat cool bibim naengmyeon.) And sprinkle the remaining mashed sesame around, and it's delicious bibim naengmyeon ^^