STEP 1/5
After hearing that bean sprouts have a lot of nutrients in their heads and tails, if it's not a side dish that needs to be made very neat, remove only the unpleasant parts of the eyes, trim them, and wash them in water.
STEP 2/5
Pour enough water to cover the bean sprouts and boil it with salt, but if you boil it for too long, it becomes tough, so boil it for 7 to 8 minutes. I opened the lid and boiled it because I had to rummage through it once or twice to cook evenly.
STEP 3/5
When it's cooked, strain it through a sieve and let it cool for a while before seasoning it. The boiled water is washed and boiled, so don't throw it away and recycle it.
STEP 4/5
Season the drained bean sprouts with garlic, red pepper powder, and Joseon soy sauce, taste it, and if it's bland to your taste, you can add a little more salt, but I skipped it because I added a little salt when boiling it.
STEP 5/5
I cut the chives into long pieces, ground sesame seeds, poured perilla oil, and mixed it gently.