STEP 1/14
Cut the chicken into bite-size pieces, sprinkle with ginger or cooking wine, and marinate with a little pepper.
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Chop the onion into 1cm thick pieces.
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Peel the sweet potatoes and cut them into 1.5cm thick fingers.
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Cut carrots into 1cm thick circles and cut them into 0.5cm wide pieces.
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Cut the perilla leaves into 2-3cm widths and shake them off with your hands so that they don't clump together.
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You can cut the green onion diagonally, or cut it in half and cut it into 5cm long. Cut it into the shape you want^^
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Cut the cabbage into 2 to 3 cm thick slices and cut it into big pieces.
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Cut rice cakes into finger-thick pieces, or when using rice cakes for tteokbokki, separate them from each other and prepare them with other vegetables.
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Mix all the marinades together.
STEP 10/14
Grease the pan lightly and stir-fry the chicken, leaving only 1/3 of the sauce.
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When the meat is cooked, stir-fry onions, carrots, cabbages, and sweet potatoes.
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When the meat is half-cooked and the onions are stir-fried to the point of transparency, add a cup of water, remaining seasoning, and let the meat cook well to the core.
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When the soup has boiled down to a certain extent, stir-fry the green onions and rice cakes.
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Stir-fry enough until the soup is all boiled down and the oil is on the surface, then put perilla leaves on top and turn off the heat.^^
Dakgalbi is fried rice!! If you eat it all and stir-fry the rice, it's delicious.
It's delicious even with a little bit of cheese.^^