STEP 1/10
Cut vegetables into appropriate sizes and prepare them.
STEP 2/10
Mushrooms get soggy
(Raw mushrooms taste better.). I didn't have it today, so I used dried mushrooms.)
STEP 3/10
Dip the glass noodles in cold water
STEP 4/10
Marinate the meat with enough ingredients.
(I used about 130g of meat from the freezer, but bulgogi tastes better when it's about 200g.)
STEP 5/10
Add 1.5 cups of water (or water 1+mushroom water 0.5) and anchovies again and bring to a boil.
(Or use anchovy stock again, if any, made with various ingredients. The thicker the soup, the deeper it tastes.)
STEP 6/10
When the soup boils, add vegetables.
STEP 7/10
When the soup boils again, add the seasoned bulgogi.
(It's good to cook the meat little by little with chopsticks to prevent it from being cooked lumped together.)
STEP 8/10
When it boils again, add the glass noodles and boil for about 5 minutes.
STEP 9/10
Add pepper powder.
STEP 10/10
After 2-3 minutes after adding the noodles, boil the rice cake for another 3 minutes, and finish with salt for the lack of seasoning.
I like glass noodles, so I put in more glass noodles compared to the bowl, but it absorbs the soup quickly, so it's better to use a little bit of glass noodles.
If you like spicier, increase the amount of spicy peppers.
Solve the lack of seasoning with salt.
The ingredients inside are used, but raw mushrooms taste better than dried ones.
(I didn't have it, so I called it)