STEP 1/13
Chop the ginger finely, prepare a spoonful of it, and slice half the green onion.
STEP 2/13
Cut two onions into small pieces.
STEP 3/13
Put 6 spoons of cooking oil in a round pan and stir-fry green onions and minced ginger.
STEP 4/13
When the scent of green onion and ginger comes up, stir-fry pork.
STEP 5/13
When the color of the pork turns bright, add the onion slices and stir-fry them.
STEP 6/13
When the onion color starts to be transparent, pour 2 cups of water and boil.
STEP 7/13
When it starts to boil, add 4 spoons of stir-fried chunjang and mix well.
STEP 8/13
When the black bean paste is well blended, add a spoon and a half of sugar and make it sweet.
STEP 9/13
When all the seasoning is right, add 2 spoons of water to 1 spoon of starch powder and mix well.
Add starch water and boil it until the jajang sauce is thick, and the jajang sauce is complete.
STEP 10/13
I personally like boiled peas, so I mixed them later. Optional.
STEP 11/13
Boil the water in a pot, and when it starts to boil, add the noodles and boil for 5 minutes.
STEP 12/13
Rinse the starch while rubbing the well-boiled noodles with cold water and remove the water.
STEP 13/13
Put the jajang sauce on the noodles and it's done.
It was a delicious jajangmyeon. Why don't you feel like eating out on the weekend with chunjang, which is simply stir-fried with children and family?
The jajang sauce is more than 2 servings. Try using it as jajangbap, which is left over and mixed with rice.