STEP 1/10
An old lady was trimming pepper leaves one by one, so I bought a bag because the soft pepper leaves looked so good
You know that if you buy a lot and boil it, you can only get a lump, right?
STEP 2/10
Wash the red pepper leaves several times
It felt a bit uncomfortable, so I put it in vinegar and washed it several times Hahaha
My grandmother used to sell it after organizing way
There are thick stems in between
So I'm going to remove the thick stems and boil only the soft leaves and stems
STEP 3/10
Put a fist of salt in a pot and blanch the washed pepper leaves slightly when the water boils
STEP 4/10
The pepper leaves themselves are very soft
If you boil it for a long time, the texture won't be good
Just a little bit
In terms of time, 20 seconds? I put in about 30 seconds Blanch it as if you're taking it out
STEP 5/10
I washed the slightly blanched pepper leaves several times in cold water
To make it taste better, I dipped it in cold water to cool it down
STEP 6/10
Place the pepper leaves on a sieve and drain
If you blanch it and leave it for a while, the water comes out
I'm in a hurry. I have to hurry
Squeeze the water with your hands if you want to!
STEP 7/10
Add ground garlic, sesame seeds, oligosaccharide, sesame oil, soy sauce, red pepper paste, chopped green onion, chopped red pepper and make the sauce
I didn't add vinegar
STEP 8/10
Put chopped green onions and peppers in the sauce
Add the dried red pepper leaves and mix them
You can mix it with your hands
Well..
It's simple without a recipe
STEP 9/10
I did it with red pepper paste seasoning.. It was better than I thought
Aah...
Taste that keeps coming to mind?
Each vegetable has its own scent
Pepper leaves have the pungent smell of pepper, so it's like rice thief
STEP 10/10
Put it in a pretty bowl and you're done!
If you season it with salt, sesame oil, sesame salt, and ground garlic, it becomes seasoned red pepper leaves and vegetables
Try it