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Please make the sauce for the japchae first.
Add 5T of soy sauce, 3T of sugar, 1T of oyster sauce, 1/2T of vinegar, and 50ml of water and mix well to dissolve the sugar.
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Slice 1/2 carrot thinly.
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Chop 1/2 green onion into long pieces.
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Wash the cabbage thoroughly and cut it vertically.Cut the cabbage not too thin.
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Cut 300g of pork belly into thin slices.
Ryu Soo-young cut it like a chop, but I cut it thin and long because I liked the texture.
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Boil 300g of glass noodles in boiling water for 6 minutes.
I'm going to stir-fry it again anyway. If you boil it for a long time, it'll get soggy.
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Rinse the glass noodles quickly in cold water for 6 minutes and drain them with a sieve.
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All the ingredients are ready!!
Stir-fry pork belly first in an ungreased pan.
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Stir-fry 2T of cooking wine together to remove the smell of pork.
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Pork belly is delicious when it's cooked brown and crispy.
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When the pork belly is cooked, add carrots, sprinkle a pinch of salt, and stir-fry together.
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When the carrots are slightly cooked, add the chopped green onions, add a pinch of salt, and stir-fry.
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Add cabbage and a pinch of salt and stir-fry them.
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When the cabbage is a little out of breath, add the boiled glass noodles and the sauce you made.
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Stir-fry well over medium heat until the sauce boils down.
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When the sauce boils down, put sesame oil on it
STEP 17/17
If you add sesame seeds and mix it well, Ryu Soo-young's one-pan pork belly japchae is complete.
But it's really good~~~~~