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Chop the onion into big pieces. If you want to mince it and eat it, please do so. It's my preference. There are jajangmyeon with thick slices in it, and there are times when they are chopped into small pieces like ganjajangmyeon. And frozen vegetables for fried rice.
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Stir-fry chili oil, red pepper hole, green onion, minced garlic, minced ginger in a heated pan.
STEP 3/13
Cut the pork neck into pieces and stir-fry them together.
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While stir-frying the meat, sprinkle sugar and soybean milk on the edge of the pan. And then stir-fry it together. It's brownish and it's to give you a scent of fire. Add sugar and stir-fry it first, and then put soybean milk or soy sauce around it to make it taste like fire.
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If the meat is grayish and cooked, stir-fry the prepared onions and assorted vegetables together.
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If you stir-fry it enough, add jajang powder and stir-fry it evenly. As long as the jajang powder melts well, all the ingredients are brownish.
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I added red pepper powder for the spicy taste. It became thick jjajang sauce.
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Pour in the broth and simmer until thickened. If you add jajang powder, you don't have to add starch water. Jajang powder also contains starch, so you can make jajang sauce conveniently.
STEP 9/13
The thick jjajang sauce with a dark color is completed. Sprinkle it on top of the rice and put the fried egg on top to complete the jajang rice. But this time, it's not jajangbap, it's not jajangbap, it's noodles, but it's the surface of Italy. I use pasta.
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Divide the sufficient amount of jajang sauce and put it in the pan. When boiling the noodles, turn on the heat one more time and boil them to warm.
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Add the boiled spaghetti to the jajang sauce and stir-fry it while mixing it. Turn off the heat when the noodles are coated with jajang sauce.
STEP 12/13
The noodles are completely like jajangmyeon noodles. There's a separate sauce. I'm going to put it on the plate. Put the noodles first and sprinkle the sauce on top.
STEP 13/13
This is a Chinese pasta dish made by adding pasta to a simple jajang sauce made with jajang powder.
If you shred perilla leaves on top and put them on top, it becomes jajang pasta with a subtle green color and scent. Or you can shred the cucumber and put it on top. I don't think fried eggs go well with jajang pasta. lol