STEP 1/10
Wash a cup of buckwheat rice and soak it in 4 cups of water Since it's summer, soak it at room temperature for more than 4 hours
I put it in the refrigerator and let it soak for 12 hours
It's sticky like this
STEP 2/10
Use a blender or blender to grind as finely as possible with half a teaspoon of salt
I put it in the pot
A thick pot is good. You have to use a thick pot when you can make muk
STEP 3/10
Turn on the heat and stir in one direction. When it starts to boil, lower the heat to medium and stir for 10 minutes
If it's thick like this, lower the heat
STEP 4/10
Close the lid and wait for 2 to 3 minutes
STEP 5/10
in a bowl I'm going to make a shape
Put it in the refrigerator and let it cool
STEP 6/10
If you can see that I pressed it a little bit, that's great
I remember eating nurungji in the countryside when I used to cook in a cauldron
STEP 7/10
If you take it out after an hour, the buckwheat jelly is made
STEP 8/10
If you cut it and make mukbap or seasoned with mukbap, it's really good
STEP 9/10
Vegetables and beef for garnish
You can just add kimchi and garnish as much as you want
STEP 10/10
If you put it on top as much as you want and pour cold noodles or anchovy broth, it becomes a reliable mukbap
I put spinach, bean sprouts, radish salad, and beef on top
A thick pot is good. You have to use a thick pot when you can make muk