STEP 1/8
It's Australian bulgogi. It's a little over a kilo, right?
I defrosted it and let it soak in cold water for about 10 minutes to drain the blood out
STEP 2/8
I prepared onions, carrots, bits, and green onions.
My mother-in-law sent me the beat and left it in the vegetable compartment of the refrigerator without making anything, but she gave me a tip to put it in little by little when I cooked side dishes. Do I have to grind it and eat it? I was thinking about it, but I'll put it in whenever I make side dishes
STEP 3/8
I made seasoned soy sauce with soy sauce 8T, sugar 2T, oligosaccharide 2T, plum juice 1T, cooking wine 2T, ground garlic 2T, pear juice 1 pack, and pepper
STEP 4/8
Put the marinade in the meat, only green onions, and marinate. It'll taste better if you put it in the refrigerator and eat it the next day, right
STEP 5/8
After marinating for about an hour, I put beef bulgogi in anchovy broth and vegetables. Originally, I wasn't going to add soup, but my child asked me to have soup, so anchovy broth was added
STEP 6/8
After marinating for about an hour, I put beef bulgogi in anchovy broth and vegetables. Originally, I wasn't going to add soup, but my child asked me to have soup, so anchovy broth was added
STEP 7/8
Boiling well~ When bulgogi is cooked, add green onions
STEP 8/8
Since the broth became bland, I seasoned it with soy sauce