STEP 1/24
Cut the solid curry into small pieces with a knife.
STEP 2/24
Add 100ml of water and blend in a mini blender.
If you don't have a mini blender, chop it into small pieces and dissolve it in water.
STEP 3/24
Chop the cabbage, please.
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Wash cabbage in water and drain.
STEP 5/24
Please remove the seeds and chop the cheongyang peppers.
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Please cut pork belly into bite-size pieces.
The size you like...
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Sprinkle the three skewers of salt on the pork belly and season it.
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Put pork belly in a pan heated over medium heat it up
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Stir-fry until golden; do not turn over too often and stir-fry as if removing the oil.
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When pork belly is almost cooked, put garlic in the pork belly oil
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Please fry it like it's frying.
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Push pork belly and garlic to one side and pour dark soy sauce and cooking wine in the center of the gas stove, which is the highest heat
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Bring to a boil for a while.
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And stir-fry it together.
As if you're mixing the sauce...
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Then, add cabbage and rummage through it
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Cover and cook over medium heat.
Cook for 20 minutes, but toss once in between.
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After 20 minutes, I'll pour curry
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After you rummage through it
STEP 19/24
Remove from heat and let stand for 5 minutes.
STEP 20/24
Ryu Sooyoung's garlic curry is done.
STEP 21/24
Put a bowl of rice on a plate and put curry on it
STEP 22/24
Place egg yolk in center of curry.
STEP 23/24
It's a plate of curry that looks so pretty.
STEP 24/24
Mix well with the yolk when you eat.
It doesn't smell fishy and tastes like savory and luxurious curry.
Solid curry has a deeper taste and flavor than powdered curry.