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Chop 1/2 onion to appropriate thickness.
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Prepare the green onion by cutting it sideways.
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Chop Cheongyang chili peppers diagonally with green onions
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Slice shiitake mushrooms thinly.
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Cut a handful of kimchi into bite-size pieces.
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Fry the pork cutlet crispy and cut into bite-size pieces.
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Place onions on the bottom of the hot pot and top with shredded shiitake mushrooms.
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Add 5 tablespoons of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of sugar, 1/2 tablespoon of cooking wine, 1 tablespoon of minced ginger, 250ml of water, and dried kelp and boil over high heat.
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When the broth starts to boil, remove the kelp,
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Add kimchi, sliced cheongyang red pepper, and green onion and bring to a boil, stirring so that the seasoning is soaked well.
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And when it boils up again, taste it and add red pepper powder to your liking.
I think it's spicy and delicious when I put in about a tablespoon! If you want a spicier taste, you can add two or three tablespoons!
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In a bowl of moderate size, break two eggs and stir roughly. Just scatter the yolk, not stir it perfectly like when you make an egg roll You just have to stir it so that it feels like that!
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When the egg mixture is ready, put the pork cutlet on the pot
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Pour in the prepared egg mixture.
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And please add pizza cheese to your taste!
If you add pork cutlet, egg water, and pizza cheese, reduce the heat to low, and if you have a lid, cover it slightly, and boil it until the cheese melts!
If you don't hate cheese, I recommend you sprinkle it on top when you make pork cutlet kimchi nabe! Cheese doubles the savory and softness of pork cutlet kimchi nabe!!