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Wash the green peppers and prepare them
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Cut it into 1.5cm pieces
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Don't throw away the ends. Chop them and prepare the ingredients
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Use chopsticks to remove the seeds from the green pepper
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Take it out like this
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Put the seeded green pepper on the kitchen towel
(To remove the water)
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Parboil the bean sprouts and season them with sesame salt and sesame oil
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Mince the seasoned bean sprouts well
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Rinse chives with water and drain
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Chop it finely
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Remove the moisture from the tofu
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Lay the knife down and crush it
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After finely chopping the green onions
Add green onions, minced garlic, tofu, bean sprouts, chives, sweetened meat, and green peppers and mix
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Season with soy sauce, salt, pepper, and sesame oil
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Prepare drained green gochu and filling
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Fill the green pepper with the ingredients
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Coat the surface with flour
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Using frying powder and water
Please make fried dough
(It's good to add 1T of cooking oil, too.)
(Please make it thinner)
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Coat flour-coated green peppers with batter
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Add frying oil
(If you add the batter and float in 3 seconds, it's the right temperature.)
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Remove the grease
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Please fry it again
(It gets crispier)
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Remove the grease
(It's delicious even if you eat it like this.)
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Soy sauce 3: Add a little pepper to the ratio of oligosaccharide 2 to make the sauce
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Wait until it boils
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When it boils, add the green pepper dumpling fries
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Stir-fry it well so that the sauce is evenly applied
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Put it on a plate and sprinkle sesame seeds. That's it!
It goes well with soy sauce, but it's delicious even if you eat it as it is and make a seasoning sauce. :-D
If you add kimchi to the filling, it becomes a different flavor of green pepper dumpling. :-D