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It's acorn jelly. I'm not going to make a bowl of muk. I only use one, and the rest is for seasoned radish and sushi.
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Cut the acorn jelly into big pieces and prepare it.
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And blanch it slightly in hot water. That way, you can create a chewy taste without any dry taste.
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First, put it in cold water. That way, the elasticity comes back.
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Put acorn jelly in cold water and make the stock of muk-sabal. Add natural seasoning and seafood and season the broth with soy sauce, brewed soy sauce, and minced garlic. Then it's over!!! Please keep it cold in the refrigerator after it cools. You can keep it in the freezer for a while. Until it's thin ice.
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It's a cold sumine side dish muk-sabal broth. If it tastes a little fishy, add cooking wine.
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It's acorn jelly and cucumber salad that I cooled down.
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And ripe kimchi. It's good to use only the top part of the ripened kimchi, but I had to consume the remaining ripened kimchi anyway, so I just chopped it up.
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I've beaten the eggs to make the egg garnish, but if you want to make it look good, I'd like to fry the whites and yolks separately. And shred it. I just made it all at once and rolled it up and shredded it.
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Put the chilled broth in a bowl.
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I'll put acorn jelly in it.
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Lastly, put various garnish such as ripe kimchi, egg garnish, and cucumber salad, and sprinkle sesame seeds, and you will complete the acorn jelly bowl, which is a cool and refreshing taste perfect for summer.