STEP 1/15
First, find the cold rice hidden in the refrigerator. There was definitely a pair somewhere. Before putting it in the air fryer, put on plastic gloves and put water on the gloves. Spread the rice evenly with water on it.
STEP 3/15
Spread it out as thin as possible so that the rice grains stick to the bottom. It's much better to eat it later.
STEP 4/15
Keep your gloves on and straighten it out. There are cases where you put another sheet of paper foil on top and press it down, but if you do that, the rice grains are not alive, so when you boil nurungji later, you can't see the living rice grains and turn into porridge.
STEP 5/15
Each grain of rice is spread out well.
STEP 6/15
Put it in the air fryer and turn it 180 degrees for 15 minutes.
STEP 7/15
If you take it out after 15 minutes, you can see that the inside remains white. If you want a savory taste, turn the nurungji upside down and adjust the time of the air fryer to increase the time.
STEP 8/15
I took it out, flipped it over, and gave it back for another 15 minutes.
STEP 9/15
When I took it out, the nurungji was cooked well until golden brown. You don't have to press the rice on purpose or harden the rice again. I want to give an award to the air fryer developer to see who developed it. At my in-laws' house, it was pressed while spreading thinly on a coated frying pan, but it took too much work and time. We, who are busy, cannot spend all our precious time on Nurungji.
STEP 10/15
The rice grains are alive one by one by one. If you dry it and fry it, it turns into a crispy and delicious nurungji snack. Of course, it would be better if sugar and cinnamon were added.
1. Nurungji is always delicious. If there is cold rice in the refrigerator, make sure to try it.
2. If you heat it in an air fryer until it's golden brown, it becomes nurungji that you can eat right away.