STEP 1/15
I put the glass noodles in water for an hour
STEP 2/15
Press the beef gently with kitchen towel to remove the blood
STEP 3/15
The spinach in the garden is trimmed and washed!~~
When the water boils, add 1T of salt and blanch the spinach
STEP 4/15
Put 1T of tuna extract, sesame salt, minced garlic in a blanched spinach and mix them well~
STEP 5/15
I shredded the carrots
My arm hurts a lot these days, so I cut it with a knife
I'm going to shred the onions
Parboil spinach and squeeze the water out
Soak the dried shiitake, chop it, and add chives
I cut it into 5cm pieces
STEP 6/15
Season shiitake mushrooms with 1t of soy sauce, 1t of minced garlic, and 1t of sesame oil
STEP 7/15
Pour 1T of canola oil on the pan, stir-fry onions, then add carrots
Add the seasoned shiitake and stir-fry it
STEP 8/15
Transfer the ingredients to another bowl
STEP 9/15
Season the meat with 1T soy sauce, 1T minced garlic, 1T sesame oil, 1T pepper, and stir-fry it
STEP 10/15
Cut the soaked glass noodles into bite-size pieces!~
When the water is boiling, add the glass noodles and boil it for about 5 minutes (you don't have to boil it for a long time)
Add 1T of soy sauce to add color and taste
STEP 11/15
Mix all the seasoning well and bring to a boil
When the sauce boils, add the boiled glass noodles and stir-fry it
STEP 12/15
Add all the stir-fried vegetables and stir-fry them
Lastly, add 1T of sesame oil and sesame salt
STEP 13/15
If you stir-fry it, put the leftover in the refrigerator and stir-fry it again, it's still good
STEP 14/15
Japchae that's sad if you don't get involved in holidays or good things
The ingredients are a little complicated, but it's a japchae that everyone likes that can't be left out!!
STEP 15/15
I really like it, so I made enough and ate japchae rice
I even ate japchae for lunch instead of rice