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1. soaking seaweed
- Soak seaweed in water (about 15-20 minutes) and wash it thoroughly and cut it into bite-sized pieces.
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2. marinating shrimp
-Put shrimp in ginger juice, mirin, or rice wine to remove the fishy smell while soaking.
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3. Cutting the elevation
- I'm going to slice it into pieces into bite-sized pieces
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4. boiling noodles
Boil buckwheat noodles for 3-4 minutes, rinse in cold water, and drain
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5. Boil (Warm Noodles Version)
Put the kelp stock or bottled water in a pot and when it boils, add the marinated shrimp and sliced shiitake and bring to a boil. When the shrimp and shiitake begin to cook, season with tsuyu and soy sauce, add the soaked seaweed, and boil it a little more. Instead of boiling it for a long time like seaweed soup, cook it lightly so that the square taste of seaweed is alive like cold seaweed soup. If you want to eat it as hot noodles, you can put it as it is, and if you want to eat cold noodles, cool it enough and leave it in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes, or cook only the ingredients separately like the cold noodles version below.
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5-1. Cold Noodles version
To eat cold noodles, cook only ingredients such as shrimp, shiitake, and seaweed separately, rinse them lightly in water, and put them on separate noodles, and mix tsuyu and soy sauce with pre-cooled kelp broth or bottled water.
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6. Chopping kimchi
Cut kimchi and cucumbers that don't need to be cooked. Prepare the kimchi by chopping it into big pieces and putting it on top of it
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7. Shred cucumber
If you're ready to chop the cucumber, the ingredients are ready
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8. Put it in
Put the drained buckwheat noodles in a bowl
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Put the broth, shrimp, seaweed, shiitake, kimchi, cucumber, etc. on top of it and it's done.
In the case of commercial tsuyu, adjust the amount according to the dilution ratio in the manual or increase or decrease according to your taste