STEP 1/10
Add thick salt to the webfoot octopus, knead it, and wash it thoroughly until the sucker. The head was turned upside down and washed clean.
STEP 2/10
Parboil the webfoot octopus in boiling water. I'm going to cook it again with pork belly, so I blanched it for about 30 seconds
STEP 3/10
I prepared onions, green onions, and carrots. You can prepare all the vegetables in the refrigerator
STEP 4/10
Make the seasoning to coat the webfoot octopus first. I made the sauce by adding 3T of red pepper powder, 1T of red pepper paste, 1T of soy sauce, 1T of plum juice, 2T of cooking wine, 1T of oligosaccharide, 1T of minced garlic, and X4 of pepper-tok
STEP 5/10
Mix webfoot octopus with sauce. It allows the seasoning to permeate while grilling pork belly
STEP 6/10
I put onions and green onions in a pan and stir-fry them until they turn yellowish, then I put in the sliced pork belly. I also sprayed salt. If it's not a plane but thick pork belly, you can blanch it and put it in
STEP 7/10
When the platter pork belly is cooked, add carrots and jjukumi mixed with seasoning
STEP 8/10
It was the stir-fried jjukumi pork belly recipe that was finished by sprinkling sesame seeds. It's been a while since I made it. It was worth going through the fine dust
STEP 9/10
You have to stir-fry rice with stir-fried webfoot octopus and pork belly to finish it. I cut a bowl of rice, perilla leaves, and kimchi and stir-fried them with sesame oil
STEP 10/10
Add seaweed and sesame seeds and wrap it up