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Please prepare the ingredients It tastes better if you mix milk, whipped cream, soy sauce, 1 spoon of fine red pepper powder, and 1 spoon of chopped chives or green onions in advance and refrigerate them a day before! (It's not necessary, so you can mix them on the spot if you don't have time.)
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If you don't have shrimp, you can add bacon or chicken breast Mix about 7 shrimps in the mirin
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Add half a teaspoon of minced garlic. It's good to control the smell
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Bring to a boil about 1.5 litres of water and add 2 tablespoons of salt It needs to be salty to make the noodles taste better
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I'll add a spoon of olive oil so that the noodles don't stick to each other
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In one pan, add half a spoonful of minced garlic in olive oil and smell the garlic
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Stir-fry the marinated shrimp a little bit
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If you want a spicy Toowoomba, break 3-5 pepperoncinos and add them
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I'll add sliced onions If it's too thin, the texture isn't good, so it's good to cut it into thick piecesIf you're going to add broccoli, add it now
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When the onion is about to be transparent, pour the marinated cream sauce
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Grind and add a slice of and cheese, if any
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I had pollack roe at home, so I put a spoonful of it If the cream boils too much, you might get dehydrated, so keep it until it's a bit bubbly
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When the noodles are boiling, take them out. Cook 1 minute less than what's written in the bag
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Put the noodles in the sauce that was boiling Noodles are cooked once more in cream, so it's better to put them in when they're not fully cooked
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Add another slice of cheese and stir until the sauce is well blended and the cream is slightly viscous It looks a bit watery, but take it out when it's more in the beginning The cream and noodles are transferred to a plate and become slightly thick as it cools