STEP 1/9
Trim naengmyeon. I told you to grow on the ground, so you have to clean it because there's a lot of dust. First, rinse the naengmyeon in water
STEP 2/9
Scratching the roots with a fruit knife to peel off the fine roots and skin, and removing yellow-colored leaf flies. I repeatedly washed it 2-3 times by shaking it under running water. The water is murky at first Rinse until clear water comes out. It's not that hard to trim the naengmyeon, but it takes a lot of work, so you need to put your heart into it. Korean food is all about the taste of hands!
STEP 3/9
Remove frozen shrimp meat at room temperature before defrosting
STEP 4/9
Cut the finished naengmyeon into small pieces to make it easy to eat
STEP 5/9
In a mixing bowl, cut vegetables, peeled cocktail shrimp, 1 cup of pancake powder, 1 cup of water, 3 pieces of ice, 2/3 tablespoons of anchovy sauce, and mix well. I seasoned the with anchovy sauce and it was very clean
STEP 6/9
What's unusual is that you put ice in the dough. If you do this, it becomes more crispy when you fry the pancake batter. Please note that you can eat crispy fries if you do this when you fry them
STEP 7/9
Preheat the frying pan over medium heat, add plenty of cooking oil, and fry the cold pancake by raising the dough one tablespoon at a time. Shrimp and red pepper serve as garnish, so it's prettier if the dough is half-cooked and put on top of it than mixing it recklessly
STEP 8/9
When the edges of the dough are golden brown, turn it upside down and fry it until golden brown by pressing it down with a spatula. ~ I made a small shrimp pancake. I made a big one like a green onion pancake. I made two versions.^^
STEP 9/9
It tastes better when I dip the soy sauce neatly and eat naengi jeon. I made soy sauce with 2 tablespoons of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of vinegar, and 1 tablespoon of plum syrup