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I need the ingredients according to the ingredients above, but 4T of soy sauce is enough. If you're a bit hesitant, add some more. If you want to eat it after a long time, add 1-2T more soy sauce
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Add 1T of minced garlic.
STEP 3/19
Add 4T of soy sauce.
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Add 2T of starch syrup
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Add 3T of brown sugar. If you don't have it, you can add sugar, but the color looks more delicious. I used it because I had it.
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It's 2T sesame powder. I put 2T of sesame seeds because I was lazy to grind them into powder.
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Sprinkle a little pepper.
STEP 8/19
I'll put in half a ton of mustard. We squeezed it wrong and added a little more, but it was good. It feels like it's controlling the greasiness?
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Add 5T of chopped green onions.
My husband is still inexperienced in cutting, so I just chopped up the green onions.
STEP 10/19
Add 1/2 cup water.
(When cooking in a frying pan, if you add seasoning, you can burn it without cooking it well, so you have to add it.)
If you put a lot of soy sauce and the sauce is salty, you can add more water.
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Now put all the meat in the sauce.
We made it with pork neck.
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I put it on the bag hoping that it would ripen well without any empty space.
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Let it ripen in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes
It tastes better if you ripen it for 2-3 days! But it's really good enough, too! Good!
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Place ribs in a frying pan and cook slowly over low heat.
We don't grill it on charcoal, but it's a rice thief
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Turn over and cook well.
STEP 16/19
Cook the sauce slowly until it boils
STEP 17/19
Is it cooking deliciously?
STEP 18/19
It's done. Please eat it with rice!
STEP 19/19
Cut it into bite-size pieces and put it in a bowl.
This is really good. I strongly recommend it!
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