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Material preparation
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- Cut radishes into appropriate sizes and boil them in a net of stock ingredients excluding kelp
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- When it starts to boil, boil it for 10 minutes on medium heat, or 20 minutes on low heat
Tip. Boil the kelp 10 minutes before it is done.
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- Apply cooking oil to a sanitary bag and knead it with flour and water to keep it clean without getting it on the bowl and hands
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- It was a method that I watched three times a day, so I tried it and it was frustrating. After it got clumped up, I put it in a bowl and kneaded it^^
Tip. Don't put all the water in at once, add 2/3 and look at the condition.
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- When the dough becomes smooth, seal it in an envelope and let it ripen in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes
Tip. It's better if you knead it beforehand and ripen it.
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- Cut the potato and zucchini into half-moon pieces and soak only the potato in cold water to remove starch
- Slice carrots and onions in the same thickness and slice green onions diagonally
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- When the dough is matured, take out the ingredients and add carrots, zucchini, and potatoes
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- Cut the dough into bite-sized pieces
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- Put the onions in the middle of opening the sujebi, add a tablespoon of soy sauce and fish sauce, season, and if it's not enough, add another tablespoon of soy sauce!! If it's not enough, add salt to season it
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- Add green onions and add pepper to finish
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Sujebi with potatoes with the best soup is done!
1. Carrots are added for color, so you can skip them.
2. The dough is about three servings. You can add kaljebi if it's frozen in the freezer, or you can use it as sujebi noodles.