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Cut the mushrooms into pieces, soak the mushrooms in water for 10 minutes, and divide them into 4 pieces. Of course, depending on the size, I use Taiwanese celery. Lay the knife sideways, cut it into pieces, and prepare it. And cut the onions into 6 pieces. You can divide bok choy equally depending on the size, or if it's small, you can just cut it in half.
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Frozen shrimp, self-cooked sora, and frozen bamboo shoots. Put them all in cold water and let them defrost naturally. And then drain the water.
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I used the cabbage, but I pat the cabbage with the back of a knife and spread it out, and stir it as if I'm cutting raw fish.
STEP 4/15
I'd like to add extra frozen seafood. It's frozen seafood. Also, I prepared the pen shell crown that I had been cut on the side. And I also prepared my favorite Green Bean. If you don't have green beans, you don't have to put them in.
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Now that all the ingredients are ready, prepare the sauce or seasoning ingredients. I prepared starch water. We have prepared rice wine, this golden seasoning soy sauce, chicken stock, and oyster sauce. Other than that, you'll need pepper and sesame oil. Of course, green onions and minced garlic are basic.
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In a heated pan, stir-fry chili oil, green onions, minced garlic, and minced ginger once.
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If you stir-fry it enough, add this golden seasoning soy sauce and stir-fry it again. If you don't have Chinese soy sauce, you can replace it with brewed soy sauce.
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Add all the ingredients except seafood and stir-fry them.
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Add seafood if you are out of breath after frying vegetables and mushrooms. When stir-frying seafood, add rice wine and stir-fry together. Then the fishy smell and smell will disappear.
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I'll have to season it. The soy sauce I put in earlier is seasoned with the fire taste. I'll have to season it in earnest. Add oyster sauce and chicken stock.
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Add water and bring to a boil.
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Add a little pepper while boiling. Please continue on high heat.
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If the soup comes out properly and it tastes cool, it's all done. If you put abalone in here, it'll be Jeon Ga-bok
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Sprinkle the last starch water little by little on the edge and adjust the concentration while stirring. Don't put it all at once, add little by little, stir, and adjust the concentration. If it's thick, turn off the heat and put a couple of rounds of sesame oil.
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Palbochae with plenty of vegetables, mushrooms, and seafood is complete. Palbochae, the best side dish that you want to enjoy as a bowl of rice mixed with the salty and savory taste of oyster sauce and the cool soup, is complete.