STEP 1/11
This is barley dried yellow corvina that I bought during the holidays.
Even though it's tightly packed
Something that smells fishy needs to be cooked well
I feel the same way.
STEP 2/11
I opened the package and found 10 big, hard barley corvina
They're all tied up in a friendly. *^^*
Just looking at it makes me feel full.
STEP 3/11
Bori Gulbi cuts off its fins and tail
Get ready.
If you just organize it like that
I think I'm getting better
STEP 4/11
Put it in a zipper bag for one meal
Keep it frozen.
STEP 5/11
Wash rice with dried barley and dried yellow corvina
Second, soak the rice in water.
Throw away the water that was washed with rice for the first time.
STEP 6/11
It works well if you cook it for about 30 minutes according to the textbook
So I was called for more than 2 hours.
I'm going to garnish it while I'm soaking it
I made egg garnish. The yolk and the white
Add a pinch of salt to make it look like a coating
Add oil, fry it, and cut it.
STEP 7/11
I used chives for green, but according to my preference
You can use chives or add red pepper
It's good.
STEP 8/11
Soaked barley corvina scratches off the scales,
Add the sheath and prepare it to cook well.
STEP 9/11
Put it on a steamer and steam it,
When it's cooked, Gulbi's hair color is yellow
I think it's because the barley ripens
That's what I think.
STEP 10/11
Don't take it out just because it's cooked. After cooling it down
If you take it out, you can keep the shape
It's good.
STEP 11/11
Put garnish on top and use green tea bags
a slice of rice after making the water cold
It's a delicacy if you put it on top.
When steaming barley corvina in a steamer, put green tea or puer tea in water
When steamed, the fishy taste is much less.
Make the green tea water cold and roll it with rice and a piece of dried yellow corvina
I think the elderly will like it if I eat it.