STEP 1/10
Prepare 500 grams of chickpeas and soak them in water. It was called the night before and boiled in the morning to make cheonggukjang
STEP 2/10
The chickpeas that have been soaked all night are well-boiled. to think about how much water to pour when boiling I poured plenty of water on the beans in the bottle, but after boiling it, it seems like there's too much water, so it doesn't matter if you pour a little less. I don't think the amount of water is that important. I think we just need to boil the beans well. When you ferment it, you pour out the water
STEP 3/10
I think it's cooked well because it's boiled for 40 minutes in Casa Mom Cooker. Press down on the chickpeas and boil them until they are crushed
STEP 4/10
I thought it was only possible with a basket and straw, so I couldn't challenge it easily, but I put the boiled beans in a plastic dripping container and cover it with cotton cloth
STEP 5/10
I put it in an electric pad and need to ferment it, so I put it in a container that doesn't leak at the bottom and covered it with a tray
STEP 6/10
I put the temperature on the electric pad at 3 and fermented it. We're now making cheonggukjang
STEP 7/10
It finished fermentation in 48 hours for two days. After another day or so, it smelled so bad that it stopped fermenting a little earlier. I think they usually ferment for about three days
STEP 8/10
It's like a natto sold in the market. I'm going to steam the cheonggukjang to make a shape now.k. Personally, I like beans being just there, so I gained enough weight
STEP 9/10
To season it a little bit, I added a little bit of salt that I made and a little bit of pepper powder
STEP 10/10
Once you divide it into portions and pack it and store it in the freezer, it's over