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Try making acorn jelly pancakes and eating it. It tastes new and even people who don't like acorn jelly like it.
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Prepare a pack of commercially available acorn jelly.
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You can cut it with a knife, but I cut it in a comb shape.
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You can adjust the size, but if it's too big, it's hard to eat with chopsticks.
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Prepare eggs by dissolving them using chopsticks.
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Flour -> Coat eggs in order and bake in a frying pan until golden brown.
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You'd better use low heat.
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When the eggs are cooked, remove the oil and remove the fat.
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Make the sauce and place it round on a pretty plate.
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When I put it up with flowers, acorn jelly flowers bloomed on the table.
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This is acorn mukjeon that children can enjoy.
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I think it's the perfect recipe for the season when you don't have appetite. Acorn jelly pancakes are complete.
When the eggs are cooked over low heat, take out the acorn mukjeon and use a kitchen towel to remove the fat, so you can taste it more sweetly.