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I used chives as a string for cooking fried tofu. Among the trimmed chives, I chose 30 thick and long chives
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And put it in boiling water and stir it out right away...
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Cool enough in cold water to drain
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Cut the trimmed and washed chives into 5-6cm pieces and shred a handful of carrots
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Boil 150g of glass noodles in boiling water for 6 minutes while stirring
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Then add the prepared chives and carrots and blanch them while stirring them evenly
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Pour it into a sieve and cool it enough in cold water to drain as much as possible.
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Add 3 tablespoons of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of oligosaccharide, 1/2 tablespoon of plum syrup, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, and a little pepper and mix them evenly.
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Put 25 fried tofu in boiling water and blanch it once to drain the fat
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Squeeze the water and use scissors to cut the opening of the fried tofu. Instead of cutting the fried tofu, I poked the tip of the fried tofu with scissors and cut the opening
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And fill the fried tofu with the prepared glass noodles
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And it seals the entrance. One way... It's the easiest way to sew it with a toothpick
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Method two... How to sew it with a toothpick and tie it with blanched chives to get it out. The shape is pretty as a lucky bag, but it takes the most hands
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Method 3.... How to fold the opening well and wrap the blanched chives around and tie them up. Rather than tying the chives with a knot, I put them under the chives that I turned once. If you go to the Busan Can Market, it looks like this. I did it this way, too.
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You can put the fried tofu bag in the freezer and take it out one by one.