a konjac dish / boiled konjac
Konjac is a processed food made from the stalks of Old Testament vegetables. Konjac is made up of more than 95% moisture. Konjac weighs very little at 5kcal per 100g, but the satiety is quite high. It's easy to store because it doesn't go bad even if you leave it at room temperature for a few months. If you don't like the smell of konjac, you can remove it in two ways. First, rinse the konjac several times. Remaining odor remains, but it's a convenient method. Second, blanch salt and vinegar in boiling water and wash them. Watch from 03:55 seconds.
3 serving
Within 20 minutes
요알남Mingstar
Ingredients
  • Devil's-tongue jelly
    200g
  • onion
    1/4ea
  • Potato
    100g
  • Water
    200ml
  • Soy sauce
    3Ts
  • Sea tangle
    1piece
  • Sugar
    1Ts
  • cooking wine
    1Ts
  • Oligosaccharide
    2Ts
Video
Cooking Steps
STEP 1/6
Cut konjac into bite-size pieces and blanch them.
STEP 2/6
Cut the onion into squares.
STEP 3/6
Cut potatoes into bite-size pieces.
STEP 4/6
Put water, soy sauce, kelp, sugar, cooking wine, and oligosaccharide in a pot to make pickles.
STEP 5/6
Boil potatoes and konjac in a pickle.
STEP 6/6
When the sauce is reduced by one-third, add onions.
* It's more comfortable using round konjac.
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