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Congolese is dry and should be soaked in water. You can soak it in water in the evening and eat it the next morning. It's Congolese, which feels like a snack.
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Soaked congee drains the water.
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Prepare the ingredients for the soybean bulgogi. Cut the onion in half and chop it into small pieces.
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I'll chop up the congo and prepare it.
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Mix the onions and congee together.
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Cut the green onion into 3-4cm pieces and cut it in half. Half vertically!!!
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Add soy sauce, tuna fish sauce, cooking wine, minced garlic, sugar, plum juice, pepper, and sesame oil and mix well. Marinate it in the sauce. Put it in the refrigerator for a while. To make sure the seasoning is cut enough.
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Add hot pepper oil to a heated pan.
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And stir-fry the marinated soybean bulgogi.
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If it's all stir-fried, sprinkle sesame seeds and finish it, and it's a good side dish and a good side dish for drinking. Soybean bulgogi has a surprisingly chewy texture. I feel like I'm eating a squid
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The sandwich sauce is balsamic dressing.
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I prepared ssamchu with good color and taste.
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Onions are sliced and soaked in cold water to remove the spicy taste.
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We also have Ciabatta ready. Cut it in half. That way, the contents will go inside.
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These are sausage and soybean bulgogi that were fried with egg clothes.
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Place plenty of ssamchu on the ciabatta and top with sausage, soybean bulgogi, and onions.
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Then cover it with sliced mozzarella cheese. Lastly, cover it with Ciabatta and it's done.
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It's a bean bulgogi and sausage ciabata sandwich made with healthy sandwich bean bulgogi. If you wrap it in parchment paper and take it as a lunch box, it can be a simple and reliable meal.