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#Mixing chwinamul
We had a lot of chwinamul last year
There were only a few this year because of the weeds
It's probably out by now, but I don't think it's going to be that strong
Cut off the thick and strong stems of the chwinamul
It removes yellow or soft leaves
Wash it in water 3 times, soak it in vinegar water for 10 minutes, and then take it out
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When the water boils, add salt and chwinamul
When I'm out of breath, I turn it upside down and then blanch it for 30 seconds
If it's too much, parboil it for 1 minute and 30 seconds
Put the blanched chwinamul in cold water quickly to remove the heat, and then drain
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Press down on the drained chwinamul with both hands to drain
Chwinamul is not a moist vegetable. It doesn't have to be too salty
Put the drained chwinamul in a bowl and put the tuna liquid (soy sauce)
Add a little bit of minced garlic
If I add too much minced garlic, the scent of chwinamul will go down, so I added a little bit
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Add sesame seeds and perilla oil
I add sesame oil and mix it well
It was more savory when I seasoned it with perilla oil
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If you mix it well, the seasoned chwinamul is done
If you like, add salt to your liver
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I used soy sauce or tuna sauce to make it taste better
It's a clean and light taste
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Fresh vegetables are good in spring, too
Stir-fried chwinamul with muknamul in autumn is also very delicious