STEP 1/9
First, cut rump or red-thick meat for raw beef at the butcher's shop.
If you use it at home, chop it in the opposite direction.
Remove blood from kitchen towels for 400g of meat.
STEP 2/9
Add 1T of roasted salt, 30g of sugar, 1.5T of sesame oil, and 0.5t of chili oil.
If you have white pepper, it's better if you add a little bit.
If you don't have it, you can skip it.
And if you want a cleaner aftertaste, add 0.5 tablespoon of crushed garlic and 0.5 tablespoon of chopped green onion.
STEP 3/9
It's better to put 1 tablespoon of sesame salt in the end, put it in a plastic pack, and leave it in the refrigerator for about 2 hours.
Or leave it in the freezer for 30 minutes to make it cooler and more delicious.
STEP 4/9
Now shred the pear.
STEP 5/9
It's good to put yolk on top of the belly and put yukhoe on top of it's good to put yolk on top.
If you put the yolk on top and decorate it with radish sprouts, the yukhoe is done!
STEP 6/9
I'll leave a little bit of yukhoe and trim the vegetables.
Wash the lettuce and radish leaves clean and drain.
STEP 7/9
Now cut the lettuce into bite-size pieces.
STEP 8/9
I'll make you red pepper paste seasoning.
Red pepper paste 3T, oligosaccharide 2T
Add 1T of plum extract, 1T of soy sauce, and 1T of sesame oil and mix well.
STEP 9/9
Put rice in a bowl and place vegetables on top of it.
Put the yukhoe in the middle
Add red pepper paste to the side.
Lastly, if you put the yolk on top, it's yukhoe bibimbap.
Roasted salt is the way to make the yukhoe sauce soak well.
It has the characteristic that particles are fine and seasonable. Lastly, if you add chili oil, you will get a better clean and spicy taste.