STEP 1/13
Please boil the glass noodles. It takes about 2 minutes if it's boiled for a long time, but I didn't, so I boiled it for about 5 minutes.
STEP 2/13
Rinse in cold water and drain in a strainer.
STEP 3/13
Pour the drained glass noodles into a bowl
STEP 4/13
I'll season your glass noodles.
Half a spoon of soy sauce (a little salt if it doesn't fit after tasting it) + a little pepper (tapping) + as much perilla leaves as you want (you can add as much as you want) - If you don't like perilla leaves, chop up the green onions.
STEP 5/13
I'm going to put the seasoned glass noodles on top of the seaweed for gimbap and roll it like gimbap
You can cut the class presidentI like seaweed flavor, so I use one sheet each. ^^
STEP 6/13
Apply water from frying powder to the end. That way, it won't go away.
STEP 7/13
Roll it like a roll of kimbap.
I rolled up three sheets.
STEP 8/13
Cut it into the size you want with scissors
STEP 9/13
Cover with dry frying powder.
STEP 10/13
Now, drop one by one into the water with frying powder.
STEP 11/13
Cover well and place in boiling oil.
STEP 12/13
Fry until the color is pretty.
The inside ingredients are all cooked, so it only needs to be colored on the outside.
STEP 13/13
It's all fried. Seaweed roll is done
It looks so delicious, right?? (laughs)
It's fried well today, too.^^
It's not greasy at all and it can be a meal...I have to show you this taste That's too bad.
The tip is to put perilla leaves in the boiled glass noodlesI recommend you to make it with soy sauce.
I make it and then go back and forth and eat it. It's good even when it's cold.^^
Henry's sister likes fried food.