Go away, Kim Bugak. Make Kim Jeon, a fancy transformation
When I eat, I eat as much as I don't have seaweed, but when I don't have it, I sometimes think of it.
I can eat a bowl of rice with just seaweed, but it's sad if there's no seaweed on the table.
I can eat more than two bags because one bag is not enough for a bowl of rice.
"One piece of seaweed and a little bit of rice!"
If there is too much rice in one sheet of seaweed, you can't taste the salty seaweed properly, so you eat only a little rice in one sheet of seaweed.
We eat more than one bag per person at a family meal, so if you look next to us after eating, there are bags of seaweed piled up.
Is there a way to eat laver that I'm not tired of eating every day in a different way?
Yes, there is.
The way to eat seaweed in a different way is to make it into jeon.
I like jeon because it resembles my mother's taste, so I make jeon when I'm home with my mother, but today I made gim jeon.
Anyone can easily make seaweed pancakes with laver and vegetables, and it is a side dish that can be compared to other side dishes.
I added flavor, color, and nutrition to making seaweed pancakes by pulling out the leftover carrots and chives that I grew at home.
Even if it's not carrots or chives, you can add vegetable onions, zucchini, or shiitake mushrooms.
2 serving
Within 30 minutes