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Wash the chicken breast in water
Please prepare quail eggs, too. (It's convenient to use for sale)
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Hold enough water in a large pot (1.6L)
Add 2 spoons of dried kelp, 1 spoon of dried shiitake, 10 whole peppers, 3-4 bay leaves
When the water boils, add 3 pieces of chicken breast
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Add 1 spoon of refined rice wine or soju to remove the smell Boil it for 10 to 12 minutes
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Remove the bubbles that form when it boils
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Cool the cooked chicken breast on a sieve
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Tear it into bite-size pieces
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Sift the chicken breast water in a new saucepan
Please filter out the vegetables
STEP 8/11
In the filtered chicken broth, two and a half ladles of soy sauce,
2 spoons of oligosaccharide, 1 spoon of cooking wine, 10 whole garlic,
Add 1 spoon of Cheongyang red pepper and 1/4 onions
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Add the chicken breast and quail eggs and simmer for 25 minutes to soak in the sauce
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After boiling for about 25 minutes, the chicken breast and quail eggs are lightly colored It's really good when it's hot
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Put the soup in the side dish container and sprinkle sesame seeds (optional) to complete a light diet side dish!
- It's low in salt and it's not good to keep boiled chicken breasts in the refrigerator for a long time, so I recommend you eat them within 4-5 days
Compared to regular jangjorim, it's a low-salt version. I want it to be more salty Increase the seasoning ratio of noodles