STEP 1/7
Soak pork in water and drain blood for about 30 minutes.
STEP 2/7
Add all the onions, bay leaves, leeks, doenjang, whole garlic, pepper, and mirin prepared for the broth and boil the water.
STEP 3/7
For pork, you can prepare front leg meat or pork belly. Front leg meat is less greasy than pork belly. I prepared my front legs. I cut it in half to cook it quickly Make 2-3 cuts per slice to cook evenly to the insides.
STEP 4/7
When the water boils up, add the meat. It's better to put the meat in the shell first. There should be enough water to soak the pork.
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The point of how to cook Jongwon Baek meat is to boil it well. When the water boils up again, boil it over high heat for 20 minutes, medium heat for 20 minutes, and low heat for 25 minutes. If it's too much trouble, you can boil it for 40 minutes from the beginning. I opened the lid and boiled it for the smell to fly away.
STEP 6/7
As time went by, the water boiled down and the color changed beautifully because of the soybean paste, right? The way to check if it's cooked or not is proof that it's cooked if blood doesn't come out when you poke deep into the meat with chopsticks. Usually, it takes an hour to cook the insides perfectly
STEP 7/7
Slice the deliciously cooked boiled pork into thick pieces.
Anyone can easily make meat by thinking about 20 minutes of high heat and 25 minutes of low heat out of the 2-0 minutes of boiling time when the gravy does not run away.