STEP 1/10
Make the sauce first.
Add 6T of thick soy sauce, 3T of red pepper powder, 3T of cooking wine, 2T of red pepper paste, 2T of sugar, 1T of minced garlic, and 1T of plum syrup and mix well to make the sauce.
STEP 2/10
I used about 300g of bean sprouts, but even if it looks a lot, it's not a lot when I'm out of breath. Clean the bean sprouts and drain them.
STEP 3/10
I used thick pork belly, but I used about 400g. Usually, I use a thin plane, but the plane cooks quickly, but it lacks texture, so I use thick pork belly. Instead, cut it long so that it's not too thick.
STEP 4/10
Place bean sprouts on the bottom of a deep pan and place pork belly evenly on top. Also, sprinkle the sauce evenly.
STEP 5/10
Cover pan and cook over medium-low heat until bean sprouts are cooked.
If you keep opening and closing the lid of the pan to check if the bean sprouts are cooked, it will smell fishy, so please open the lid after about six to seven minutes.
STEP 6/10
As the bean sprouts ripen, the pan is filled with moisture. That's why it doesn't burn. Remove the lid of the pan and stir to mix bean sprouts, water, pork belly and seasonings evenly. From this point on, cook over high heat.
STEP 7/10
Remove moisture from mixing ingredients over high heat.
As the moisture evaporates, the seasoning is easily cut on bean sprouts and pork belly.
STEP 8/10
When the moisture is reduced by half, put sesame oil on it
STEP 9/10
If you sprinkle a lot of sesame seeds, the stir-fried bean sprout pork is done.
STEP 10/10
Enjoy your meal. It's good as a bowl of rice and it's good to make fried rice with the leftover sauce^^