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First, refrigerate the frozen octopus and put a spoonful of vinegar and plum extract in the water and blanch it for about 7 minutes.
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The octopus is big and thick, so you have to turn it upside down in the middle of blanching to cook the body part.
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Make sure to put blanched octopus in ice water and cool it down.This is an essential course to maintain the chewy texture, and the key point is to feel the octopus's texture without being tough.
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They mix the sauce together, but it tastes better when it's slightly salty. If it's bland, add more soy sauce and match it
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I'll cut the well-cooked octopus into bite-size pieces.
I cut my legs sideways.
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Cut one root of green onion diagonally
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Cut the onions into big chunks, too!
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Cut the carrot into a circle and make it flatPlease cut it like the picture.
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Put 4-5 spoons of oil in the pan and heat it up
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Add all the vegetables and stir-fry them on high heat
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Cook it a little bit until you feel like the oil is on the vegetables, and then prepare the sauce
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First, stir-fry the vegetables so that the sauce cuts evenly
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It's time for the main ingredient.
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Stir-fry octopus on high heat for 30 seconds to 1 minute after adding octopus. It doesn't get tough if you add a bit of seasoning
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Now, the completed stir-fried octopus is done by transferring to a bowl and sprinkling sesame seeds as much as you want!!
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The octopus legs are really chewy because the texture and texture are so good.^^
Octopus and squid are different seafood stir-fried^^
I'm a frozen octopus and I used a big one to parboil for 7 minutes, but if it's a living thing or a small size, please parboil it a little short.
Octopus is cooked when you blanch your teeth, so don't forget to stir-fry it quickly as if you're just seasoning it