STEP 1/19
Wash the arrogant under running water.
STEP 2/19
Wash abalone thoroughly with a toothbrush and remove the teeth.
If you press it with your hand, it comes out.
STEP 3/19
Remove the gills of the blue crab and wash between the armpits of the legs with a toothbrush.
STEP 4/19
Wash the shrimp in running water.
STEP 5/19
Wash the squid clean, cut it horizontally and vertically, and cut it into squares.
When it's cooked, it's rolled up and down.
STEP 6/19
Wash the octopus clean, too.
STEP 7/19
Wash the gon thoroughly under running water, too.
STEP 8/19
Wash the pollack eggs in running water, too.
STEP 9/19
Chop the cheongyang peppers and red peppers, please.
STEP 10/19
Remove the head and tail of the bean sprouts.
STEP 11/19
Put water, dasida, sand lance extract, starch, red pepper powder, minced garlic, cooking wine, and pepper in a bowl and make the sauce.
STEP 12/19
Grease a pot with cooking oil and stir-fry 2 tablespoons of cooking wine with all the seafood except gon and pollack roe.
STEP 13/19
Pour half a cup of water into a paper cup, close the lid, and cook the seafood over medium heat.
STEP 14/19
When the seafood is cooked, add water parsley and bean sprouts and cook with a lid on.
STEP 15/19
The pollack roe will break if you put it in as it is, so pour water separately in a pot, boil 1 tablespoon of cooking wine, and scoop it out.
STEP 16/19
When bean sprouts and minari are cooked, add octopus, konji, cheongyang pepper, and red pepper and toss.
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When the octopus is almost cooked, pour in the sauce and mix evenly.
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Add the pollack roe last and mix well with 1 tablespoon of sesame oil.
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Serve on a large plate.
Honestly, when I go to a restaurant, it smells fishy
This recipe is spicy and delicious without a fishy smell.