STEP 1/10
It's convenient to divide a handful of seaweed into small portions during the season and keep it frozen and defrost it when you want to eat it.
STEP 2/10
First, put cold water in a bowl and support it in a fine sieve to defrost seaweed, and then after defrosting, put 1 tablespoon of salt in cold water and shake the sieve to wash it. Rinse once or twice in clear water and drain. Unless it's a very fine sieve, the seaweed escapes from the sieve and disappears.
STEP 3/10
Place soft tofu on a sieve and drain.
STEP 4/10
Wash the dried pollack in cold water once, remove the water, divide it into two pieces with scissors, and season it with 1 tablespoon of sesame oil and a little salt. Let it marinate for 5-10 minutes. Maesaengi is a seafood, so I used dried pollack as well, but it's also good to put oysters in oyster season.
STEP 5/10
Cut the red pepper and green onion.
STEP 6/10
Stir-fry seasoned dried pollack in a pot and pour 1 liter of boiling water. When it boils, add 2 tablespoons of tuna liquid.
STEP 7/10
When it boils up one more time
STEP 8/10
Add half a tablespoon of minced garlic.
STEP 9/10
Add the drained soft tofu and when it starts to boil, add seaweed fulvescens. Please put seaweed at the end. It's not good if you boil it for too long. When it boils up, mix evenly and add green onions and red pepper.
STEP 10/10
You don't have to boil it for too long. I'd like salt for the lack of salt.