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Please prepare the ingredients
STEP 2/14
Shred onions to make it easy to eat
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Cut the sweet potato stems into bite-size pieces.
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When blanching sweet potato sprouts in salt water, blanch them for another 3 to 4 minutes.
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If you take out the stem of the sweet potato and bend it, and bend it
When it's moderately bent, when it's crushed
It's cooked properly.
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Another way to cool off sweet potato stems
Rinse it slightly with cold water and cover it in a strainer.
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Put it on the strainer.
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It starts on medium heat.
I started with Induction 5.
3 spoons of cooking oil
Stir-fry 1 spoon of garlic in half
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One spoonful of soy sauce is too salty. You need to adjust it.
I am soy sauce for my in-laws' soup.
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Add half a spoonful of thick soy sauce.
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Add the trimmed frozen clams.
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If you stir-fry the clam shells until they are cooked enough, water will form.
Stir-fry the clams until they are cooked.
Stir-fry it over medium heat.
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Add 1 spoon of perilla oil at the end.
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Add 1 spoon of perilla powder and finish.
1. It's sweet potato sundae bokkeum, which is delicious enough to mix with rice because of the soup.
2. Put in clams and make it deliciously The children only pick clams for the smell, but they eat little by little because they cut off the sweet potato stems
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