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Put flour, salt, water, and canola oil in a bowl.
(Add water little by little and adjust the dough concentration.)
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I pat it well with my hands.
At first, the dough gets on the sides of your hands and cheeks, but if you keep kneading, it will clump neatly.
I kneaded it for about 20 minutes.
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Put the finished dough in a plastic bag and put it in the refrigerator for more than 30 minutes.
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Add a pack and kelp to 1.5L of water to make broth.
When the broth boils, put it on medium heat and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes.
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Trim ingredients for sujebi while the broth is boiling.
Slice the potatoes thickly.
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Chop the onion into thick slices.
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Slice the pine mushrooms into long pieces, too.
You can use any vegetables in the refrigerator.
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Put kimchi in a bowl and cut it into small pieces with scissors.
At this time, please prepare kimchi soup with one ladle.
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Cut the green onions sideways and cut the cheongyang peppers.
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When the broth is finished, take out the pack again, add 300ml of water, and boil the potatoes first.
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Add the chopped kimchi + kimchi soup.
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Add red pepper powder, minced garlic, and fish sauce.
If the sour taste of kimchi is insufficient, add vinegar to suit your taste.
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When the soup boils, reduce the heat to low and scoop up sujebi and add it.
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When you're done removing the dough, turn the heat back to medium and add the sliced mushrooms and onions.
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Lastly, tasting it!
Add soy sauce and salt to match the lack of seasoning.
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Lastly, add Cheongyang red pepper and green onion.
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Boil once more and turn off the heat when the potatoes are cooked.
STEP 18/18
Delicious kimchi sujebi is done!
Make sure to use ripe kimchi!!
Sujebi dough is refrigerated for more than 30 minutes!!
Sujebi tastes good if you slice it thinly^^