STEP 1/12
Prepare 150-200g of pork for the stew.
STEP 2/12
Cut 150g to 200g of pork into the shape you want. I shredded them thickly, to match the elongated shape of the young radish.
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(The heat is not on) Put the shredded pork in a pot, sprinkle 1T of mirin on top of it, and mix. Let stand for about 5 minutes.
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After 5 minutes, pour 500ml of rice hot water (or plain water) into a pot containing meat and start boiling over medium heat.
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As it starts to boil, impurities like bubbles start to float.
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Remove all impurities. Even if it's fresh meat, there's quite a lot of impurities.
STEP 7/12
Prepare 300g of young radish kimchi. Yeolmu Kimchi is not Yeolmu Mul Kimchi, but Yeolmu Kimchi, which is like the picture with a lot of red seasoning. (I mixed some cabbage kimchi because I was a little short of young radish kimchi.)
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If you have removed some floating impurities from the meat, add the prepared young radish kimchi.
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Cover the pot, lower the heat to medium and bring to a boil.
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When the above meat + kimchi + water boils and smoke leaks from the pot, open the pot and add 1T of red pepper powder, 0.5T of minced garlic, and 0.5T of tuna liquid.
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Stir it well. If the taste of our kimchi is a little light, add about 0.5t of salted shrimp. Reduce heat to low and simmer for at least 30 minutes.
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When the kimchi gets softer and the color of the soup gets darker, taste it. If it tastes just right, add sliced green onions and finish.
* Our kimchi stew prefers rice hot water to anchovy broth. If you use rice water, it has a savory and deep taste.
* Kimchi stew is delicious when you boil it for a long time. It's also good to boil it long before meal time and heat it up again just before meal time.
* When making pork kimchi jjigae, it is recommended to use areas with a little fat layer. Rather than selling pre-cut meat in a pack called pork for stew at the mart, it is recommended to buy the right lump of meat and cut it yourself and put it in the stew.