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A cup (100g) of Seoritaekong is the day before
Soak it in cold water for half a day
Give them.
(Seori-tae beans soaked the night before)
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How to boil soaked beans;
The ratio of soaked beans to water is 1:2
(If you soak the frosted beans, it will blow in two.)
Pour 2 cups of soaked beans and 4 cups of water paper into a pot, and when it starts to boil over medium heat, again
Cook over high heat for 5 minutes and then turn off the heat.
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Let the boiled frosted beans cool down a bit.
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Cut 1/2 cucumber in half, turn it around, and shred it.
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Slice half the tomatoes and chop 1 green onion or chives.
(Chives or chives may be omitted)
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Add boiled pollack beans and boiled water to blender.
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Grind finely in a blender.
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Put it in a bowl and cool it in the refrigerator
Please cool it down.
STEP 9/14
to boil water over medium heat/pot
Two medium-sized coins
Add about 120g and boil.
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When it boils and bubbles come up, add cold water
When it goes down a bit and then swells again, repeat pouring cold water three times
Turn off the heat and take it out.
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Rinse it like a shower in cold water
Place on a tray to drain.
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Divide into a bowl and serve the boiled noodles.
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Add a cup of bottled water to the boiled and ground beans, mix well, and pour moderately.
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If you sprinkle sliced cucumber, tomato, chopped chives, and sesame seeds, it's Seoritae kongguksu.
Season with salt when you eat.
It's a tough bean soup, so adding ice would be cool and delicious.
1. Boil the beans after soaking for about 12 hours.
2. Boil over high heat for about 5 minutes because it may smell like beans if boiled for a long time.