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Trim and wash the chilies and leave to drain. Stir-fry anchovies in a frying pan about two fists first. Dry it, cook it, and stay firm. I stir-fried it over medium heat for about 5 minutes. Leave it as it is
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Stir-fry cooking oil and garlic in a wide wok first. So that it doesn'
Use medium heat for braised peppers
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Stir-fry the garlic and add all the kkari peppers. Sprinkle a little bit of salt as soon as you add the pepper. The color is getting nice. You have to rummage through it.
Scrub up so the garlic doesn't burn
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Top seasoning. Half cup water and 1/4 cup soy sauce. Plum extract. Pour half water mixed with cooking wine
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Stir until it's boiled down to a little
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Pour in all remaining seasoning when showing signs of simmering
I've been looking through it's
STEP 7/12
The peppers are boiled down, right? It becomes transparent. It becomes flat. If you look at this, there's some seasoning on the floor. Never boil it down until all the seasoning is gone. Turn off the heat for a moment when you see five spoonfuls
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The anchovies I stir-fried. Add starch syrup, sugar, and chili powder all at once.
Please turn the heat on medium. If you do it for 2 minutes, it's going to mix well
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Wrap it up with sesame seeds and sesame oil. Please turn the light off.
STEP 10/12
I think I should put it on white rice.
This is braised baalgan anchovies that my mom used to make when I was young. When you put it in a bowl, there is no sauce that flows down. It just looks moist.
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A few days later, I tried it without chili powder
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It's salty, so it's rice thief
Do not burn garlic or seasonings when they are boiled down. Chili peppers taste better when there is seasoning soup that is moist until the end. Chili peppers are spicy, too. K.