STEP 1/9
Wash cockles thoroughly, rubbing their shells together.
*Not only use cockles, but also use one skin to make it, so you have to clean it clean.
STEP 2/9
Put 1T of salt, ginger liquor, or rice wine in the washed cockle and cover it with a black plastic bag for 2 hours
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*It fades cleaner after a night of seafaring.
STEP 3/9
After 2 hours, rinse the cockles once and boil 1T of salt and 1/3C of refined rice wine in boiling water.
STEP 4/9
When the mouth begins to open, turn the cockle in one direction, turn off the heat, and leave it for one to two minutes to remove it.
STEP 5/9
Leave one skin of the boiled cockle and peel it
Rinse it with boiled water.
*I don't feel good because I keep chewing if there are any crumbs or mud left. It's delicious when you rinse it with boiled water, not new water.
STEP 6/9
Chop the onions for the soy sauce
Slice ginger.
STEP 7/9
Slice whole garlic for Cheongyang red pepper for cockle paste.
STEP 8/9
Boil soy sauce with water, soy sauce, cheongju, soy sauce, starch syrup, licorice, dates, dried peppers, ginger, shiitake mushrooms, and kelp for 7-8 minutes.
*If you put in licorice, the fishy taste disappears.
STEP 9/9
Put chili pepper, garlic, and lemon on the cockle and pour the cooled sauce to complete.
*It's good to eat right away, but it tastes better if you leave it in the refrigerator for a day.
Add licorice to soy sauce to remove the cockle fishy smell. The fishy smell disappears. It can be refrigerated for 1-2 weeks.