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Cut the radish into 0.3 to 0.5 cm pieces and cut the green onion (rick) into 3 to 4 cm pieces. Leave the small oyster mushrooms alone and tear the thick ones apart
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You have to remove the blood from the beef with a kitchen towel to catch the smell from the meat,
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I used beef thinly sliced for bulgogi.
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Wash and prepare bean sprouts, prepare kelp stock and seasonings to go in!
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When preheated, stir-fry beef in a saucepan
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When the color of the beef is gone, add the rice paper and remove the smell and smell of the meat again
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When the beef is fried to a certain extent, add the sliced radish and stir-fry it
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When beef and radish are combined, stir-fry them with red pepper powder, and then stir-fry a little more with soy sauce so that the seasoning is cut.
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If the chili powder is well seasoned, add only half of the kelp stock. Remove kelp as soon as bubbles start to rise.
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When the soup starts to boil over high heat, add mirin,
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Cover and simmer over medium low heat for about 10 minutes
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Over time, open the lid, add the rest of the broth, add mushrooms, green onions, bean sprouts, and minced garlic, and simmer for 5-10 minutes
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Lastly, add fish sauce and season it. Don't put all the 1T, just half of it, taste it, and adjust it to your taste
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Lastly, add pepper. Beef hangover soup is complete!
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Enjoy the beef hangover soup that you can eat for a meal without needing many side dishes!
It is a soup dish that you can enjoy after making it by remembering the cooking tips and the timing of adding the ingredients of the soup dish when preparing the ingredients in between. Also, timing is important for boiled food, stew, and soup, and the fire power (index, gas fire, burner, etc.) used by each house may be slightly different, so please refer to it.