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I didn't have a temple, so I used E-Mart's sliced raw temple.
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Make sure to remove the abalone teeth.
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Make a net cut to make it soft.
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Slice the abalone thinly.
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Turn the back of the shrimp and pick it'
If you have poop, remove it.
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Cut one can of bamboo shoots into pieces.
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Scoop slightly blanched shiitake mushrooms not thinly.
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Cut the green onion in half and cut it into pinky-sized pieces.
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Cut green and red bell peppers into triangle or diamond shapes.
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Slice the garlic not thin.
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The bok choy leaves are big, so cut it in half.
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Cut the carrot in the same size as the green pepper.
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Pour in cooking oil or canola oil to cover the nurungji.
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Press the glutinous rice nurungji gently back and forth when it rises and remove it as soon as it swells.
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Stir-fry green onions and garlic because the oil is stir-fried. If you have ginger, chop it up and stir-fry it together.
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If it's fried brown, fry it separately with slightly blanched ingredients, cooking wine, and brewed soy sauce.
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If you stir-fry it for the scent, add bok choy and stir-fry it slightly.
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Pour a cup of water into the chicken powder glue.
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When it boils, add a cup of water and oyster sauce 1 and 1/2T and mix well.
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Add 1/2T of pepper.
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Then, when the water boils up again, put the starch water in two to three times and guess at the concentration of the soup that didn't work.
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When the concentration is high, mix a little bit of sesame oil and turn off the heat.
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You can put the completed nurungji soup in a heated earthen pot for 3 to 4 people and go out to the bowl and customer table.
Be sure to keep the order of the nurungji.