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Naengi has a thick root and a calm one is good, but the ones sold on the market are mixed in various thicknesses. Cut the thick roots in half, soak the cold noodles in water, add 2 tablespoons of vinegar, and soak them for about 20 minutes to remove soil or impurities.
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Remove the yellow leaves from the cold, cut the thick roots in half, and scratch the fine roots with a knife to clean them up.
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After cleaning, wash it again with water and drain it in a basket. Cut the naengmyeon into bite-size pieces when it dries.
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Cut tofu, potatoes, onions, and shiitake mushrooms into bite-size pieces. Cut the green and red peppers sideways. If you add a lot of shiitake mushrooms, it's chewy, so it tastes better like mushroom soybean paste stew with meat. You can add various mushrooms even if it's not shiitake mushrooms.
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I had to boil it in rice water, but there was no water, so I just boiled it in water. Mix 2 tablespoons of soybean paste stew and 2/3 tablespoons of red pepper paste
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You can make broth with anchovies or kelp I put in a big spoon of kelp and anchovies because they are ground into powder. It's delicious if you add beef or shellfish to your taste
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Boil the potatoes and onions.
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Please remove the foam that forms when it boils
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Boil the onion with green chilli, mushrooms, and tofu when it is about to be cooked. You have to add the naengi at the end and boil it for a while to make the naengi smell more fragrant. So don't put the naengmyeon in from the beginning, but put it in last.
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You don't have to boil it for a long time with the naengi
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When it boils, add the green red pepper and boil it one more time.