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It's pork for japchae. Maybe it looks like a tenderloin. So it's centered on lean meat. It's basically seasoned. To control the smell of pork, mix minced garlic, chopped ginger with cooking wine, pepper, and basil powder.
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Put the seasoned pork in the refrigerator and let it ripen.
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All ingredients are chopped and prepared similar to chives and chives. That's why I bought pork for japchae. Season the carrots with salt and pepper and stir-fry them in oil.
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Stir-fry sliced onions with salt and pepper.
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It's time to make egg garnish. It needs to be cooled and used. Beat in 6 eggs with salt
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Put oil in a completely heated pan and apply it with a brush so that it sticks to the pan, then add a ladle of eggs and fry the pan thinly. You don't have to flip it. Use chopsticks to gently twist the thin outer part. Then, the eggplant moves in the pan.
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Cool the fried egg thinly.
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Add chives to the marinated pork
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Stir-fry it in a pan without oil.
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If the pork is stir-fried to a certain extent, add the meat oyster mushroom and stir-fry it together. The liver may be weak, so you can add a little salt.
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After turning off the heat, add chives and sesame oil and stir-fry them over residual heat. Then the stir-fried pork oyster mushroom is done. Actually, it's delicious just by eating this. Lol
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Mix the cooled onion carrot stir-fry and stir-fry it together.
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Drain completely on a sieve. That's how you can make your own girl properly. If it gets wet, it doesn't become a self-sacrifice
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I'm going to fry Jachungal once, so I'm going to make sticky rice paste thick by adding water to sticky rice starch
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Add the fried ingredients to the egg garnish. If you put it in without greed, the thin fried egg won't rip. ^^
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After you roll the ends and fold the ends, roll it again like you're rolling gimbap, or like wrapping a Vietnamese rolls.
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It's rolled well. Fortunately, it didn't even explode
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Spread glutinous rice paste evenly. That's how it doesn't explode.
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When the self-poured oil heats up, carefully add the jachungal and fry the bottom. If it is well fried, turn it over and fry it for you. Because it uses glutinous rice paste, it can be fried without dispersing or loosening.
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The well-fried jachungal removes the oil.
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Cut it into pieces. It can be cut neatly if you change the knife before cutting it. When you cut kimbap, you always cut it after cutting it.
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Make sauce to dip meat oyster mushroom jachun geol. It's simple. Mix brewed soy sauce or flavored soy sauce with cooking wine, vinegar, and red pepper powder to complete the sauce that will capture the sour and greasy taste.
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I shredded cabbage and put it on top and sprinkled ketchup on it. We don't have mayonnaise. You have to keep the right amount of calories. And put sliced meat oyster mushroom jachun geol on top. If you prepare the sauce, you're done with the meat oyster mushroom.