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Kimchi stew tastes good because it is sour and cool when boiled with ripe kimchi. Prepare ripe kimchi by cutting it into bite-sized pieces.
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The point of Jongwon Baek kimchi stew is not to stir-fry pork, but to add salted shrimp and boil it first, and you need to prepare the front leg meat such as batteries and tenderloin.
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Prepare the green pepper and green onion diagonally. We don't have green onions, so I prepared chives.
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Put the pork in a pot and add 1 tablespoon of salted shrimp.
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Add 500ml of water and boil it, and you can use kelp or anchovy broth for water. If you put salted shrimp in pork and boil it, you can bring out the savory taste of pork and boil it deliciously.
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Remove the foam that forms in the middle and boil it for about 10 minutes.
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Add the sliced ripe kimchi and add about a ladle of kimchi soup.
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Add a spoonful of garlic. It's better if you chop up the garlic on the spot, but I just added a tablespoon of minced garlic.
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Boil it deliciously. Kimchi stew has a deep and rich taste that is better to boil well than boiling it.
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Add 1 tablespoon of red pepper powder to add a spicy taste. Spicy and spicy kimchi stew tastes better.
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I added 1/2 tablespoon of sugar to reduce the sourness. If the kimchi isn't too sour, you can skip sugar.
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When it's cooked enough, season it to your taste and season it with soy sauce. I didn't add extra soy sauce because the seasoning was just right. Add the green pepper and green onion. The spicy taste is better if you add Cheongyang chili pepper.
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A refreshing yet spicy stew is completed with a recipe for cooking Jongwon Baek pork kimchi stew deliciously.