STEP 1/10
Please prepare the ingredients.
Cut onions and cabbages into bite-size pieces.
(While preparing the ingredients, you may wonder if there are too many onions and cabbages, but after boiling, you may think about adding more. It's not that much after you die.)
STEP 2/10
Add 1T of minced garlic and 1/3t of pepper to 150g of ground pork and season.
It's going to get rid of the smell of the meat.
STEP 3/10
Put the seasoned meat in the frying pan and stir-fry it first.
If the meat is too lean, add some cooking oil. It tastes more savory with oil. I put in about 1T of cooking oil and stir-fry it together. And stir-fry a lot until it's a bit golden. If you stir-fry it until it's golden, you can make it more savory.
STEP 4/10
Add onions to well-fried pork and stir-fry just once.
STEP 5/10
Add the prepared cabbages and stir-fry until they are slightly out of breath.
When I first put it in like this, I think there's a lot of cabbage, but after I'm out of breath, it's not much.
STEP 6/10
Put two and a half cups of water in a paper cup. I like rice topped with vegetables, but if you like thin black bean noodles, you can add more water.
STEP 7/10
Add a cup of water to the jajang powder and pour it into the pot.
STEP 8/10
Bring to a simmer over medium heat for about 5 minutes.
When you boil it, you can boil it to the desired concentration while looking at the concentration.
STEP 9/10
It's savory and sweet With the crunchy texture of cabbage, it's even more delicious!
It's different depending on where you put cucumber, boiled egg, and fried egg
Fried eggs are the best for jajangmyeon. I prefer jajangmyeon or jajangmyeon with fried eggs over boiled eggs.
I like to pop the egg yolk and eat it. Every time I eat a bowl of rice, I put a fried egg that is not fully cooked.^^
(laughs)
STEP 10/10
It's a simple and delicious jajang rice. Perfect for the weekend!