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[Ingredients for chicken soup] Prepare 800-1kg of raw chicken (No. 11), 1-2 green onions, 1/2 onions, medicinal ingredients for samgyetang (replaceable or omitted with Wolgye tree leaves), 1T whole pepper, 1 handful of whole garlic, a little cooking wine, and an appropriate amount of salt.
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Let's start with chicken handling. Remove the fat from the tail and neck.
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Cut the wings at both ends of the skin with no flesh.
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Turn the chicken over and cut the stomach, and carefully remove the intestines between the fat around the tail and the breastbone.
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After finishing the preparation, wash it thoroughly under running water.
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Pour about 600ml of water into the Oku water heater heating plate.
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Put my pot on the heating plate, put the herbal medicine first, and then put all the rest of the ingredients. Lastly, pour enough water to cover the chicken.
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Close the ceramic lid and pressure lid, select [Healthy Bath] from the [Menu] and press the down button (V) to adjust the time to 2 hours.
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While the chicken is cooked, prepare the green onions for the chicken soup.
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Two hours later, the chicken was well-fed, not disfigured.
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Remove the chicken separately and pour the soup on a sieve for a clean soup.
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The chicken is well-fed, so it's easy to separate even if you touch it with chopsticks and tongs.
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If you tear the chicken too finely, the soup may become murky, so tear it into a proper size.
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Put the soup in a large bowl first, add plenty of torn chicken, and place the sliced green onions to your liking.
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With rice and no other side dishes, just kkakdugi or kimchi will make you a bowl!
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A family of four can eat a lot with just one chicken^^
- Adjust the amount of water according to the size of the chicken and the amount of ingredients.
- If you boil the soup in a pot and remove the oil, you can enjoy a lighter soup.
- You can season salt, pepper, etc. as much as much as you like.
- If you increase the cooking time for native chicken, you can eat it smoothly without being tough.