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First, put a little bit of vinegar in the water and prepare it
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Peel the lotus root with a knife
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When cutting lotus roots, cut them in half if they are large and cut them in 2-3mm so that they are not thick
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Soak in vinegar water for about 5 minutes
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While soaking, first slice the garlic thinly
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Please prepare Cheongyang red pepper and red pepper
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When eating with children, you can take out peppers and adjust them to suit your taste and taste
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You can eat the fish cake as it is, but to lightly remove the grease from the surface, rinse it lightly in hot water and sift it.
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After 5 minutes, wash the lotus root in water and drain it
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Add 2T (2 tablespoons) of soy sauce, mirin, and starch syrup. (Remember 2:2:2)
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When all the ingredients and sauces are ready, let's stir-fry them now!
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In an oiled pan, stir-fry garlic until the garlic scent is slightly cut
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When lightly stir-fried, add lotus root and stir-fry over medium low heat for about 5 minutes, then add fish cake and stir-fry together
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When lotus root and fish cake are cooked to a certain extent, add the sauce and stir-fry over medium-low heat to blend well
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When it's glossy and the seasoning is absorbed, stir-fry it with green and red peppers
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When it's cooked well, add sesame oil and sesame seeds and it's done! I like braised lotus roots, but since I stir-fry them with lotus roots and fish cakes, there's nothing like this as a side dish for rice
Stir-fried lotus root fish cake is a mysterious combination, but it's very good to match! First of all, it's good because the recipe is simple. You can eat it simply by stir-frying it lightly rather than sweet and salty, so both side dishes and side dishes are satisfactory! The crunchy texture, sweetness, and savory taste~ Put a spoon of freshly made rice on top of it~ It's a menu that comes up right away, so make it delicious! Don't forget the tips in the middle!