STEP 1/8
Add 1t of salt to the egg and boil for 12 minutes.
*If you like soft-boiled eggs, boil them for 8 minutes. If you like hard-boiled eggs, boil them for 12 minutes.
*Cut boiled eggs into half pieces.
STEP 2/8
Cut the apples for seasoning and grind them on a grater.
*If you add apple juice not only to the noodle sauce but also to the naengmyeon sauce, it is much sweeter and more flavorful without sugar.
*Apple juice without additives is also good.
STEP 3/8
Make the bibim sauce thin with soy sauce, red pepper powder, plum syrup, starch syrup, ground apple, young radish kimchi soup, red pepper paste, and pepper.
*You can add anchovies and kelp stock instead of young radish kimchi soup.
*I made the seasoning It's also good for ripening #BibimNengmyun.
STEP 4/8
When the sauce is ready, add 1 to 2T of wasabi and mix.
(Put it in to your liking.)
*The sauce is for two people, so it's good for two people to eat.
STEP 5/8
Cut young radishes into small pieces with scissors and season them with sesame seeds and sesame oil.
*You can just put it in, but if you put it in
It was much better with sesame oil.
STEP 6/8
Spread out and boil the noodles in boiling water so that they don't stick to each other.
* When it boils, add cold water and let it sink three times.
STEP 7/8
Rinse the boiled noodles in cold water, drain them, and mix them in the sauce.
STEP 8/8
Put noodles, young radish kimchi, and boiled eggs in the sauce to complete it.
Wash young radish kimchi once it's cooked too much and if you don't have young radish kimchi, cut it into small pieces.
I only put two more apples and wasabi in the sauce, and it's really good.