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Wash two cups of rice clean and put them in my pot, and pour water so that two cups of water is not enough. This is because vegetables such as bean sprouts, carrots, and shiitake mushrooms also produce their own moisture.
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Soak bean sprouts in cold water for about 5 minutes and rinse them three or four times to remove moisture.
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Wipe the raw shiitake mushrooms with a wet dishcloth, remove the column and slice them. Shred the carrots.
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Turn the lid engagement handle to no pressure first.
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Press it with vegetable rice and press the no-pressure cooker. It takes 36 minutes in total.
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After 6 to 7 minutes after cooking, press open cooking to open the lid. "Please open the lid' Let's wait until they say that.
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There's not much rice left and it's becoming rice.
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Add carrots and shiitake mushrooms.
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Add bean sprouts, too. You can enjoy a much more crunchy taste than adding bean sprouts from the beginning. If you open the lid using open cooking, make sure to close the lid within 3 minutes. Otherwise, the dish will be canceled.
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If you close the lid, it will continue to cook.
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Make seasoned soy sauce until the bean sprout rice is done. Mix 1 tablespoon of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of plum extract, 1 tablespoon of red pepper powder, a little bit of minced garlic, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, and a little sesame seeds. Chop the green onions, too.
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Mix the green onions well in the seasoned soy sauce. It's better to make the sauce a little tight.
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The rice is finished when the heat insulation sign appears.
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Mix the rice well.
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The bean sprouts are well-cooked without turning into konjuk.
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Bean sprout rice is done
It's even better to put wild chives in the sauce instead of green onions.