STEP 1/12
These are clams that are in season
Baggy clams have clams in the sea
It's pretty much done
But it'd be nice if you could completely do it
STEP 2/12
Put 800ml of tap water in a stainless bowl
Add 1.5 thick salt and melt it to make salty seawater. Drain the bag and add only clams
(Please take out the broken clams.)
STEP 3/12
Clams are red or under rocks, etc
I live in a dark place
To create a dark atmosphere, cover it with foil
I'll make a hole with a fork so that I can breathe well
I leave it in the fridge for a couple of hours
STEP 4/12
After two hours, you can see the clams that are being dried properly
I'll turn on the running water
After rubbing it and washing it's washed
Put it in a sieve
STEP 5/12
Remove the yellow leaves from the outside
Scrub the soil between the roots and the leaves with a knife
If it's too thick, split it in half
STEP 6/12
After preparing it, soak it in vinegar water for 10 minutes and wait until clear water comes out
Rinse it and drain it
STEP 7/12
Put clams and 4 cups of water (800ml) in a pot
Turn on the medium heat
When clams open their mouths and boil
Let's remove the foam
STEP 8/12
Put in the naengi and press it down so that it's soaked in the soup
STEP 9/12
Add chopped green onion, cheongyang red pepper and minced garlic 1 and season with salt when it boils upI put in about 0.5 spoon
STEP 10/12
If you boil it for a long time, the scent of naengmyeon will go away, so boil it a little bit and complete it
STEP 11/12
Clams are chewy
Naengi is fragrant
The soup is cool and sharp
STEP 12/12
Boil it a little bit
The color is alive and fresh
The soup is filled with the scent of naengi
Scented naengmyeon and seasonal clams
Enjoy the clear soup