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Sugar 1, red pepper powder 2, soy sauce 3, oyster sauce 1,
Mix 10 spoons of water to make the sauce and let it ripen for a while
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If you can, prepare the white part
I'll slice it thinly
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Cut half of the onions into fish cakes
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Put a little boiling water on it
Remove the oil and drain
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In a wok with no lights, add chopped green onions and 1 garlic
Put 4 spoons of oil on it and turn on medium-low heat
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Cook green onions and garlic over low heat
I was cooking oil
When the green onions are golden brown
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Put fish cake and onions on medium heat and stir-fry them
When the edge of the onion becomes clear
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Pour in the sauce and stir-fry it like it's boiling down
If you want to make it really spicy
Add chopped Cheongyang red pepper in this process.
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When the sauce boiled down
STEP 10/12
1 starch syrup and 1 sesame oil
It adds sweetness and gloss
If it's bland, add soy sauce
Sprinkle sesame seeds and finish it off
Spread the fried fish cake and cool it down
If you store it in the refrigerator, it doesn't harden and it's chewy
STEP 11/12
When side dishes come out of the refrigerator
It's not good, but this one is still good
It has the chewy and dense texture of fish cake
It's mixed with thick seasoning
Braised fish cake that steals food even though it's nothing special
STEP 12/12
Even if you make a large side dish container
It's going to disappear in two days
When I eat three meals a day at home
It's the best side dish that's easy and reliable.
It's cooked with a round fish cake that's full, so the sauce is strong If you're going to make it into square fish cake or thin fish cake, mix it with the sauce ratio and reduce the amount