STEP 1/13
Since I bought 200g of meat for japchae, I can make about 4 rolls of gimbap. Of course, the number of gimbap you can make depends on how much pork you put in the gimbap, right? I'm going to marinate the pork and stir-fry it Pork for japchae, 1 tablespoon oyster sauce
STEP 2/13
Add 1 tablespoon of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of cooking wine, and pepper, season and marinate beforehand While the pork is marinated
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I'm going to prepare the rest of the ingredients Chop the carrots, add cooking oil to the pan, and stir-fry them until they are cooked flexibly
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Beat in 4 eggs, put oil on the pan, and fry it back and forth to make egg garnish
STEP 5/13
Cook the ham and crab meat in the kimbap set in an oiled pan
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If you do this, you're done preparing the ingredients except for the pork and hot pepper
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<UNT_PHL> Next, I'm going to prepare the hot pepper Cut the peppers in half, remove all the seeds from the peppers, and chop them into long pieces
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Add cooking oil to the marinated pork and stir-fry it until it turns red
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If the color is gone, add 1/2 tablespoon of minced garlic, slice it, and stir-fry it until the meat is cooked
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Of course, rice should go into gimbap, right? Add sesame oil a few times and season with salt. Sprinkle sesame seeds and finish When the rice tastes salty, the seasoning is complete
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Spread rice on a sheet of seaweed and put it on top
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Add the prepared pork, cheongyang pepper, carrot, egg, ham, crab meat, and pickled radish and roll it
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If you cut the kimbap right after you roll it, the kimbap will be released, so if you wait until the moisture in the rice is delivered and the seaweed sticks well, the kimbap won't be released