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Please prepare ripe kimchi first You can cut it nicely on a cutting board, but I put it in a bowl and cut it with scissors.
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You can put some red pepper powder in the batter, but I added a little kimchi soup :) (about a half ladle)
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And cut the squid. I like squid, so I'm going to put all of them in
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You can add half a squid for half of kimchi, but I wanted to eat a lot of squid, so I added all of them all Lol, a lot
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I'm done preparing the basic ingredients. All you have to do is make the dough.
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To make kimchi pancake crispy, add a cup of pancake powder,
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Please add a cup of water. If you have carbonated water, put in carbonated water instead of water! Then the dough becomes more crispy :)
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I added 0.5T of sugar and a bit of red pepper powder. If you like spicy flavors, you can add hot peppers If you do this, the batter for kimchi pancake is done.
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1 cup of water and 1 cup of pancake powder. I added half a ladle of kimchi soup, so I added a little less water than 1 cup! The cup is based on a paper cup, so please refer to it
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I'm going to make kimchi pancakes now. First, put enough oil on the pan and preheat the pan for about 30 seconds.
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And put the dough on top. Don't put the batter on the pan from the beginning, spread it out in the middle and spread it to the side If it's thick, it won't taste good, so please fry it well to a proper thickness
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There are people who are worried that it might be greasy if you put a lot of oil on it, but when you fry kimchi pancakes, you have to put enough oil in it so that it's crispy and all sides are cooked well.
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My tip on how to make kimchi pancake without difficulty is to flip it when the edges are almost done :)
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If the dough isn't too thin, it won't tear, but if you're not good at flipping it, just cook the edges and turn it over. Then the chance of tearing is really low!