STEP 1/10
(Doenjang tastes better when made with commercial doenjang than strong and salty doenjang. Also, I liked the soybean paste with a light soybean paste color on the market. I made it into miso this time.)
STEP 2/10
Use a kitchen towel to dry tofu. If it's too wet, it's dry and not tasty.
And mash the tofu finely with the back of the knife.
STEP 3/10
Chop the onions and carrots into small pieces.I chopped it up to 1-2mm. It tastes better when there's no texture.
STEP 4/10
Stir-fry the prepared tofu, onions, and carrots in a frying pan to drain the water.
First, put tofu in a medium-low heat frying pan without oil, stir-fry slightly, and blow away the water.
Just until it gets dry.
(At this time, a coated pan is better than a frying pan. I stir-fry it slightly without oil, but the coating pan doesn't stick to it and stir-fry it well.)
STEP 5/10
Stir-fry onions on medium-low heat.
You don't have to stir-fry it for too long. Please blow the water out.
STEP 6/10
Stir-fry the carrots on medium-low heat.
If you stir-fry it for a long time, it might get burnt. Don't stir-fry it for too long. Just stir-fry a little bit.
STEP 7/10
All you have to do is mix the prepared ingredients.
Add stir-fried tofu, onions, and carrots, and mix the rest of the ingredients, soybean paste, red pepper paste, mayonnaise, sugar, and perilla powder.
STEP 8/10
Delicious Tofu Ssamjang is done!
STEP 9/10
I only took out the vegetables and ate them.
Ssamjang tastes better because it has a savory and sweet taste.
STEP 10/10
Mayonnaise and perilla seeds add to the savory taste,
Vegetables add to the flavor,
Tofu makes it less salty,
It's perfect for tofu and ssamjang
If you put a spoonful of rice on lettuce, add a lot of ssamjang, open your mouth, and eat a full bite, it becomes ssambap that goes in smoothly even without meat.^^