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*Based on 1 cup: Full paper cup (200 ml)
*Tiny liquor: tea spoon
I prepared 1 cup of flour and cornstarch in a paper cups.
The ratio doesn't really matter if it's 8:2 or 6:4 for flour.
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Add eggs and salt to the powder and knead them by adding water little by little.
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I kneaded it using about 75ml of water.
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When the dough is almost complete, add chopped chives and mix into the dough.
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Roll the dough as thin as possible with a rolling pin.
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Make a round shape like dumpling skin.
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Fold it in half. Dumpling shape is complete.
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You can steam it on a steaming tray or boil it in boiling water.
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I cooked half and gained half, but it didn't make much difference.
Boil it for 30 seconds to 1 minute.
Please take it out when it floats on the water.
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*If you put some cooking oil in boiling water when boiling, it won't stick to each other.
*Spread the removed dumplings and dry them slightly. If you apply olive oil when you stack, it prevents sticking.
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Grease the pan and cook the boiled dumplings back and forth until golden brown.
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The finished Daegu flat dumplings are eaten with spicy tteokbokki, jjolmyeon, vegetable bibimbap, and seasoned soy sauce.
If you want to eat it as a single item, it's slightly delicious.
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I wrap a spicy type of food or dip it in the sauce.
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Super simple Daegu flat dumplings are done.
A super simple recipe to make a mess.
There is a difference in taste and texture from the original, but if you make it like this, the table becomes much richer when you eat spicy tteokbokki or jjolmyeon.