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Ingredients Preparation - Wash bean sprouts, soak glass noodles in water.
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Blanch - Blanch a little salt + bean sprouts in boiling water, blanch the noodles soaked in the water, and rinse them in cold water to remove moisture.
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Mixing- First, put a little soy sauce and sesame oil in the blanched japchae and mix it
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I'm seasoning the blanched bean sprouts, but I mixed them together in the wok today.
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There is soy sauce for taste, but I added soy sauce, sugar, and tuna sauce to see how it tastes. (This is also delicious.). Taste and make up for the lack of liver
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If you make seasoned soy sauce, it's very convenient because you can adjust the amount of seasoning you need.
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There was chives, so I just put it in and stir-fried it once.
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*If there are onions, carrots, mushrooms, etc., stir-fry them and mix them together, but I don't have them today, so I skip them all~!!
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Bean sprout japchae is done!!
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How delicious would it be if you ate the leftover bean sprouts with japchae
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It tastes better with sesame seeds and parsley powder,
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Cut the crunchy dongchimi radish and cool mixed foil on top,
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If you cut lettuce or romaine and sprinkle it... Wow!! Nice bean sprout japchae rice!!!
Eat and go to work. I don't know if you'll know when you grow up that the most precious and delicious thing in the world is your mom's meal. Did I know at that age? I suddenly reflected on myself.))