STEP 1/10
It's pork front leg meat. The forelimbs and hindlimbs have a thick layer of non-classes, and other than that, it's just lean meat. This is pork foreleg meat for stew, which has removed all of its non-layered meat. For those who like greasy food..If you especially like the fat of pork, you can buy pork belly. For those who take off the fat and eat it, I strongly recommend front leg meat.
STEP 2/10
Put a little bit of oil on it and grill the front legs of the pork first. Bake until grayish and cooked. It only needs to turn gray.
STEP 3/10
It's the leftover kimchi. I'm just going to use one head. Also, you can't leave out the kimchi soup.
STEP 4/10
If the front leg of the grayish pork is done, put the kimchi on top. Cut the top part one by one, tear the half-moonbowl into 6 pieces, and put it on top. And add 2 ladles of kimchi soup. A ladle is a large ladle.
STEP 5/10
Add minced garlic and chopped ginger.
STEP 6/10
Cut the green onion into 5cm pieces and cut it into 4 pieces vertically. I put in a lot of green onions. Then you can taste sweet and catch the smell of pork.
STEP 7/10
Add the natural seasoning and seafood stock. Boil it over high heat.
STEP 8/10
When it boils up, add tofu. You can put the size of tofu to suit your taste.
STEP 9/10
At first, put tofu in high heat and boil it, and when it boils up, pour the soup on the tofu and mix it evenly. Then, boil it gently over medium-low heat. That way, you can make kimchi jjigae with a thick soup
STEP 10/10
It's a much darker color than the first time. The green onion has the color of kimchi. Kimchi stew using boiled pork forelimbs is complete.