STEP 1/11
For nurungji, spread the cold rice thinly on the pan and press it over low heat
I don't have a picture because it's been so long since I made it
STEP 2/11
Wash the dried pollack in water and squeeze the water out and cut it into bite-size pieces
STEP 3/11
Cut the radish, cut the green onion, and cut the nurungji with your hands
The broth was pre-soaked in warm water I'll boil it
STEP 4/11
Put radish and dried pollack in a pot, add sesame oil, and stir-fry them
STEP 5/11
Stir-fry it and pour the broth
STEP 6/11
Either soy sauce or tuna fish sauce is fine
Add soy sauce, minced garlic, and boil it
STEP 7/11
I added soy sauce and tuna liquid and a little bit of flower salt!~~
When the soup with dried pollack and radish boils, add nurungji
STEP 8/11
When the scorched rice boils
Add chopped green onions and add one Cheongyang chili pepper, although it's not in the picture
Add pepper at the end. That's it
STEP 9/11
The savory and light dried pollack nurungji soup
The soup is refreshing, so it's really filling for hangover soup for breakfast
STEP 10/11
It's cold in the morning, and if you sleep late
Husbands and children who are too busy to eat and go to work
They say it's colder when it's empty
You can simply boil the soup for dinner and add nurungji in the morning
STEP 11/11
If you add one or two chili peppers, it tastes spicy and refreshing
It's a refreshing dried pollack soup that you can quickly flip through