STEP 1/11
Salted seaweed, you know, has a lot of salt in it
Rinse it in water and remove the saltiness
STEP 2/11
Soak seaweed in water for 20 to 30 minutes to make it less salty
If you leave it for too long, it won't taste salty
It's important to be called properly
It might be better if it's bland than too salty
The first thing that gets rid of the fishy taste is to shower with hot water
Boil water in a pot and pour it into the seaweed stem
Soak it for a while, rinse it, and drain it
STEP 3/11
Cut the seaweed stems into pieces
Second, add rice wine or cooking wine and add tuna sauce to season
STEP 4/11
Put cooking oil in the pan, stir-fry minced garlic and green onions, and add flavor
Stir-fry onions and carrots
The onion starts to turn golden and stir-fry the seaweed stems
STEP 5/11
While stir-frying, taste it and add salt
Lastly, add sesame seeds and sesame oil
STEP 6/11
Stir-fried seaweed with no fishy smell and chewy texture
It's one of the favorite side dishes of all ages
STEP 7/11
If you put a plate on a plate, you can't let go of the chopsticks
I think it's one thing
#SimpleSideDish #SideDish #How to make stir-fried seaweed is not difficult
STEP 8/11
If you stir-fry the seaweed so that it's not salty
I end up eating more side dishes with seaweed rather than rice
STEP 9/11
It's one of the side dishes that I sometimes make because I like the chewy taste
I stir-fried it with cooking oil to make it
If you stir-fry it in chili oil or add one or two chili peppers, it's much cleaner and better
STEP 10/11
It's a side dish that's easy to make, but it's one of the popular menus
STEP 11/11
#You're thinking about what to eat today
How about stir-fried seaweed stems as a simple side dish