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It's a dongjuk shell. Add thick salt and wash it, and add thick salt and water for about an hour to make it look better.
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Wash the peeled dongjuk shellfish in cold water once again. It's clean now.
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It's flounder fish cutlet. It's better to just grill the flounder and put it in, but since I don't have it, I used it as a flounder fish cutlet at home. If you have a , grill it and try it.
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Add plenty of oil and stir-fry it until crisp. You can just grill it in the air fryer without oil. I think it would be better to do aerosol. I used a fan because it didn't go in as a whole because of its small capacity.
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Add plenty of olive oil to the other pan and grind red pepper, garlic, basil powder, and pepper. Add garlic herb salt and stir-fry it together. It's to produce garlic oil as well as oil.
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After preparing it, add the dried dongjuk and stir-fry it together.
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You can add seafood broth or shellfish broth. Or you can just add noodles. Boil the clams until they open their mouths. Then the sauce is done.
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Add 1 teaspoon of salt and boil spaghetti.
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Add the boiled noodles to the sauce. Stir-fry while stirring to coat evenly with sauce. Turn off the heat when the sauce is evenly coated and the noodles are fully cooked.
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Place noodles on a plate and top with sauce and porridge. Garlic on top, please. Sprinkle Parmesan cheese powder as the last seasoning.
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Place the grilled eggplant on top. It's flounder fish cutlet. And sprinkle parsley powder on top of it.
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If you have lucola or basil leaves, you can put them up, but I have bran, so I tore them with my hands and put them on top. And finish with a little bit of truffle oil. The flounder oil pasta with meat is complete. It's a spicy oil pasta that you eat with the fluffy flesh of eggplants. It has clams in it, so the sauce is very refreshing.