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Material preparation
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- Mix all the ingredients in the batter
Tip. Concentration is important! According to the TV, it should be a little thinner than the whipped cream concentration.
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- Add coconut milk and add water to complete the dough.
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- It may taste less savory, but you can use water instead of coconut milk.
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- Cut chives into 5cm long pieces and shred onions
- Chop the shrimp in half and remove the intestines
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- Stir-fry the filling ingredients one by one.
- First, stir-fry shrimp, cooking wine, and half a tablespoon of oyster sauce in a pan with a little cooking oil and put them in another bowl.
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- Grease a pan with shrimp and stir-fry onions
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- Turn off the heat and cook with remaining heat with chives, bean sprouts, and a tablespoon of oyster sauce
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- You can mix it upside down and the bean sprouts need to be alive.
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- Stir-fry bulgogi in a pan and heat it up
Tip. If you have a lot of soup, boil it a little bit or microwave it.
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- Chop the red pepper and mix it with the rest of the ingredients
Tip. Adjust the sourness and sweetness to your taste.
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- Spread 2/3 ladle thickness evenly after pouring enough oil into the pan
Tip. You have to fry it with enough oil to make it crispy on the outside and moist.
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- When the surface of the dough is half-cooked, stir-fried vegetables, bulgogi, and stir-fried shrimp
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- Fold it in half and cook the dough
Tip. Turn it upside down and cook the other side until it's golden brown.
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- You can dip it in the sauce as it is, but you can enjoy the perfect Banseo by wrapping it in rice paper with salad vegetables or young leaf vegetables and pineapples.
1. You can use Bansseo powder because it's easy to buy.
2. Nueok Mom Sauce is a fish sauce that you dip in Vietnamese spring rolls.