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For the meat, I prepared the front leg meat of the High Fork Mall.
Front leg meat is softer than back leg meat.
I'm going to make it like black bean noodles, so I cut the big meat into small pieces to make it easy to eat.
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Add 1 tablespoon of mirin or cooking wine and sprinkle 1/2 teaspoon of salt
Add some pepper, too.
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The ingredients are also simple.
First, I cut an onion into cubes and prepared it.
I personally like the taste better with a lot of onions.
I cut about half of the green onion for green onion oil.
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And we need to prepare ramen.
I think the taste is similar no matter what brand you use.
Please prepare any jjajang ramen
Since it's for 2 servings, they prepared 2 noodles
You have to prepare 3 soups with +1.
Other onions and pork are in it, so you need to add one more soup to make it not bland and just right.
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Now boil the noodles in boiling water.
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In the meantime, put a little bit of oil in the pan and add the pork and stir-fry together.
If you stir-fry the noodles while cooking, the time is right.
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Add all the onions when the color of the pork surface changes.
In this part, if you want the alive texture of the onion, you should add 70% of the pork when it's cooked.
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Stir-fry it, and when the onion becomes transparent and the noodles are cooked, add all the noodles.
And put all three of the soups +1 that you prepared.
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If you just stir-fry it, it will get dry, so add 2 bowls of noodles after boiling it.
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Add all the flakes and liquid oil. Stir-fry it over low heat
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And the rest of the noodles I mentioned above are
Boil it in boiling water and rinse it in cold water
It's a way to put ramen in the leftover jjajang sauce and mix it a little more.
It's a bit bland than the first one, but it's good enough
It's reasonable because you don't have to throw it away.
Please prepare one more soup for each person.