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First, prepare biological webfoot octopus He spewed ink and died on the way, but..It's fresh Hwall's webfoot octopus^^
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As much as we make webfoot octopus soup, it would be better if it's a natural bow webfoot octopus^^
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In March and May, when webfoot octopus is in season, you can see females full of eggs, and you can see that they are white and chubby without having to flip their heads.
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When you prepare webfoot octopus, if you look inside your head, you can see that the intestines are connected by a membrane, and you cut it slightly with scissors.
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If you grab the intestines and flip your hair, you can see white eggs at the top
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Remove the egg first.
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When webfoot octopus is in season, you can cook and eat webfoot octopus, so don't throw it away and keep it together.
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Remove the egg and pull out the intestines.
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This time, use scissors to cut Jjukumi's eyes
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Lastly, if you turn your legs upside down, you will see the mouth of Jjukumi, and if you press it with both hands, the teeth will pop out, so take it out and remove it.
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While grooming, you can just take out the intestines and put the eggs in your head, but there were more foreign substances like red, so I separated all the eggs from the jjukumi.
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Put 2 spoons of flour in here.
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Remove impurities by rubbing and rubbing it like washing with your hands.
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If you wash it under running water again, the red/foreign substance stuck between the suckers will be removed and transformed into a clean webfoot octopus!!
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Put it on a tray and remove the water
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Prepare webfoot octopus eggs by washing them lightly under running water!!
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Arrange them in line before blanching~ lol
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When it's in season, you can see that it's full of eggs.
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Before blanching the webfoot octopus, I put the eggs back in my head to keep them in shape, but if you take them out separately, they're more efficient in terms of time.
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Put water in a pot, bring to a boil and add 1 spoon of flower salt.
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And blanch it with jjukumi
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As soon as you go into the hot water, it shrinks and cooks deliciously!!!
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It's good to have enough time to cook the eggs
After blanching the webfoot octopus, cut it with scissors and take out the legs first, and blanch the head for a minute.
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Put the blanched ones on a strainer and cool them down
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When it cools down, transfer it to a plate and cut the eggs in half and eat them deliciously!!
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It looks more delicious if you sprinkle chives and sesame seeds as a point!!!
Jjukumi, which is in season from March to May, is more delicious than legs
Don't throw it away and make sure to blanch it and dip it in oil and eat it deliciously!!