STEP 1/9
Change the nylon string of the perilla leaf into cotton thread and tie it.
STEP 2/9
Put a little bit of salt in boiling water and blanch perilla leaves for 2~3 minutes.
STEP 3/9
Remove perilla leaves, rinse them in cold water, and soak them in water for 30 minutes to an hour to make them taste bitter.
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Squeeze the water out of the perilla leaf with your palm.
STEP 5/9
Cut the perilla leaf with scissors, leaving about 1cm of the stem.
STEP 6/9
Make the sauce.
2t of anchovy sauce, 1t of minced garlic, 1t of anchovy powder, 1t of perilla powder
1t of perilla oil, 1t of oligosaccharide, 1/2 green onion (white part)
You can add soy sauce instead of anchovy sauce.
STEP 7/9
Spread the dried perilla leaves, spread them out three at a time, and spread the sauce on top of them. Repeat this process and apply the sauce.
STEP 8/9
Pour 1/2 cup water over the edge and bring to a boil over high heat.
Cover and simmer for about 15 minutes over low heat.
STEP 9/9
Cook until the seasoning is almost gone.
The slightly tough perilla leaves become soft.
Blanch raw perilla leaves with sauce, boil them, make bitter taste, apply sauce, and cook them to make them more delicious perilla leaf side dishes than steam them in a steamer.