STEP 1/21
If it's frozen pork belly
I left it out in the morning
I'm going to cut it into 3/1 sizes.
STEP 2/21
In a heated pot
Put 2T of sesame oil in a pot
STEP 3/21
Stir-fry the meat
STEP 4/21
While the meat is being stir-fried
Shred an onion
STEP 5/21
One bowl of kimchi for a rice bowl
Please put it in and put it in.
STEP 6/21
When the color of the meat changes
I'll put in the kimchi that I prepared in advance
Stir-fry it
STEP 7/21
Add 1 onion and shredded
I'm going to stir-fry it.
STEP 8/21
If you cook it on high heat, it might burn
Put it on medium heat and stir-fry it
STEP 9/21
Add 2T of minced garlic
STEP 10/21
3T of red pepper powder
STEP 11/21
Deep soy sauce 2T
STEP 12/21
Add 1T of soy sauce
STEP 13/21
Add 1T of sugar
Before adding water
To add seasoning to the meat and kimchi
STEP 15/21
Enough to cover the ingredients
Pour in the water, please
(If you pour it too much, it might become bland
I'll put in about that much
It's best to taste it later and add it.)
STEP 16/21
Add chopped green onions
STEP 17/21
Chop 2 cheongyang peppers and put them in
STEP 18/21
Boil it over high heat and when it boils up
Lower it to medium heat and cook it gently
It's almost three-and-a-half done.
STEP 19/21
If you taste it now, it'll feel a bit bland
Please add a week's worry about the kimchi soup.
STEP 20/21
If you add 1 scoop of kimchi soup
When the soup is warmed up, the seasoning is it
We can boil it a bit more and turn it off
If you're bored
You can add one more scoop of kimchi soup,
If you think it's salty
Add a little more water.
STEP 21/21
The more you boil it, the more delicious it is pork belly kimchi jjigae!
It has a better texture than regular pork neck or tuna
I don't know if it's because there's fat mixed in
It's pork belly kimchi stew with a good soft taste.
Pork belly kimchi stew with a deeper taste thanks to pork belly!
The spicy taste is excellent :-)