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Chop green onions, onions, cheongyang peppers, and red peppers into small pieces.
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Squeeze the tuna can oil into a pot or earthen pot.
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Put the green onion first and make scallions
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Stir-fry onions, peppers, and ground garlic.
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Add 2/3 cups of water (paper cup) and bring to a boil.
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2 spoons of soybean paste and 2 spoons of red pepper paste
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Add 1 spoon of starch syrup
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Add 1 spoon of cooking wine and mix it well
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Add tuna and mix it
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Add 1 spoon of red pepper powder and adjust the concentration.
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Reduce heat to medium low, drain and simmer stirring until reduced.
It's done when it's slightly thick.
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(How to wash cabbage)
Remove each leaf of cabbage and wash it with water, then put a few drops of vinegar and soak it for 5 minutes.
After 5 minutes, rinse it 2-3 times with water.
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Put a little water in the steamer and add 3 spoons of cooking wine.
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Place the rinsed cabbage on the steamer tray one by one, close the lid, and steam.
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When the lid is foggy, open the lid and steam it by changing the location of the lower cabbage and the upper cabbage.
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It is tuna ssamjang with simple ingredients, short cooking time, and better taste. Enjoy a delicious meal wrapped in cabbage wraps.
Soybean paste and red pepper paste are for sale. If you are using jipsoybean paste or red pepper paste, adjust the amount to control the salty taste.
Ssamjang is a bit watery, so it's a good texture to mix with rice.
If you want thick ssamjang, cook it with less water than the recipe.