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Wash the naengi clean in running water and cut it in half if the roots are thick.
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Chop green onion, cheongyang red pepper, and red pepper diagonally.
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Slice shiitake mushrooms thinly.
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While preparing the ingredients, you can prepare the broth, but put the dipori in cold water, boil it for about 10 minutes, and sieve it.
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Dissolve 2T of soybean paste in the prepared broth and boil shiitake mushrooms.
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When shiitake mushrooms are fully cooked, add sujebi and boil.
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If sujebi is more than 80% cooked, add the naengmyeon and boil it.
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When Naengi dies, add 1T of soy sauce and 1T of minced garlic, and season the rest with salt.
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Add green onion, red pepper, and cheongyang pepper and boil it for about 20 more seconds to complete the cold soybean paste sujebi.
The soup is guaranteed because the dipori broth is tenderized, and the doenjang is dissolved and shiitake mushrooms are added to the dipori broth.
And today's star is Naengi, so of course it's good, right?
It can't be tasteless.
Green onions and cheongyang peppers were added to create a cool and refreshing taste, but you can add more cheongyang peppers.
I thought about whether to add one or two, but the Cheongyang chili pepper I added wasn't that spicy, so I thought it would be okay to add two.