STEP 1/9
How big and nice is a cabbage, and I'm eating the outer cabbage well.
STEP 2/9
Cut the bottom of the cabbage and peel off the cabbage leaves individually. It's good to eat cabbage wrapped in a wrap or fried, and cabbage on the outside with soup or seasoned.
STEP 3/9
Put cabbage in boiling water and 1/2 tablespoon thick salt and blanch it from the bottom. Parboil it in about 15 seconds. You just need to keep the green color.
STEP 4/9
Wash it in running cold water and drain it in a basket. Boiled cabbages can be divided into small portions while holding water, put them in a zipper bag, put them in the freezer, and boil the cabbage soup.
STEP 5/9
The yellow cabbage is very filling, so it's sticky, so it tastes good even if you just put ssamjang on it. I also wrapped a freshly cooked barley rice with nut ssamjang and crunchy and firm.
STEP 6/9
Chop the boiled cabbage after squeezing the water.
STEP 7/9
Put the chopped cabbage in a bowl and add all the seasoning. They usually add sesame oil, but I put mayonnaise and seasoned it. I like it because it's full of savory taste.
STEP 8/9
Mix the ingredients together.
STEP 9/9
These days, it's seasoned cabbage soybean paste with mayonnaise. Instead of sesame oil, I added mayonnaise and ate it more firmly, so I really like the sweet and soft savory taste.