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First, make the sauce with the amount of ingredients and let it ripen in advance. It's better to make it first because you need time for the seasoning to blend evenly.
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The flat, thick Chinese glass noodles should be soaked enough first, and then boiled to make the noodles soft and chewy, so soak them in cold water for at least an hour in advance.
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After trimming the roots of spinach, blanch it blue with a little salt in boiling water
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Rinse quickly in cold water, squeeze out the water, add salt and sesame oil, and mix well.
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Blanch fish cakes in hot water or slightly boiling water to remove the fat and additives, then slice them into thin strips for easy rubbing, and slice carrots as well
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Put some oil on a heated pan and stir-fry the carrots lightly with salt
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Blanch bean sprouts with a little salt in boiling water and rinse them in cold water.
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Boil the flat noodles in cold water for about an hour. Boilted water for 7 to 8 minutes
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Rinse quickly in cold water and drain
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Boil the fish cake in plain water and it tastes less delicious, so put green onions and peperoncino in the tuna solution (even if you add hot peppers or cheongyang peppers) and boil it over medium heat to make a slightly spicy and salty broth
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I added sliced fish cake and boiled it together to add flavor.
When the fish cake is full of broth, take it out and leave the soup without throwing it away
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Before mixing the flat noodles in the sauce, soak them in the remaining fish cake soup and mix them lightly with the aged sauce.
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Place it on one side of the plate, put the prepared garnish one by one, and fry the eggs half-cooked, and put it on top!! <UNT_PHL> It's delicious even if you add seaweed flakes according to your preference.
If you don't throw away the blanched water and boil the glass noodles, it saves time and tastes better