STEP 1/12
Add two spoons of salt to the amount enough to soak the clam in water to make salt water and then add the rinsed clam once.
STEP 2/12
Cover with a black bag and let it desalinate for more than 3 hours.
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After you wash it, rub the skin
Rinse thoroughly until clean water comes out.
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Chop the green onions, green peppers, and red peppers.
If you add Cheongyang red pepper, it becomes spicy and cooler broth, but I just added green pepper because of the kids.
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Place the porridge in a large saucepan, cover about 2.3 liters of water, then add green pepper, red pepper, thick salt, and a little cooking wine.
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Turn off the heat when the water boils and the clam opens its mouth.
And remove the white foam.
STEP 7/12
Even if you don't add any other seasoning, it's super simple and cool clam soup is completed.
STEP 8/12
Now, make water gun kalguksu (Dongjuk kalguksu) with clam soup stock.
I prepared 200g of noodles.
I only did a little because it was leftover ingredients at home. It's only for 1-2 people.
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Onions, zucchini, and water parsley for kalguksu
Cut it in moderation, please.
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Add onion and zucchini to 1 liter of dongjukkam stock and bring to a boil.
Season to taste with salt.
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When the water boils, add the noodles
Cook thoroughly, then add the water parsley at the end and cook slightly.
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Chewy noodles and cool soup are the best.
On a cold day, I had a warm dongjuk clam soup
Try the kalguksu with a water gun kalguksu!!
**If you eat dongjuk right after boiling, be careful as hot water guns may come out and burn your tongue.
**I've had three hours of cancellation, but some of them haven't been done yet. I think we need to extend the time a little more time.