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Prepare 250g of dried gungchae (stem lettuce)
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Put dried gungchae (stem lettuce) in water and wash it
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Pour water into the washed gungchae (stem lettuce) and soak 3 bay leaves for more than 10 hours If you soak it, it grows four to six times bigger
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Put a little salt in the boiling water and blanch it (about 2 minutes)
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Quickly wash the blanched gungchae with cold water and put it in a sieve to drain
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with the armpit (stem lettuce) long
It's soggy that it's easy to eat
Cut it into 3 to 4 cm sizes
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Put 2T of oil in a bowl and add 2T of minced garlic and green onion and stir-fry the garlic
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Add the prepared gungchae (stem lettuce) and stir-fry 2T of soy sauce. Stir-fry for about 3 minutes, pour 200ml of mineral water (water), close the lid, lower the heat to medium, and boil
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Add 2T of chicken powder and stir-fry it
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Add 2 spoons of tuna fish sauce
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Add 8T of perilla powder and mix well. Boil it for 7 minutes. When perilla seeds become thick, add broth or bottled water to adjust the concentration
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Stir to mix the gungchae (stem lettuce) and perilla powder well, lower the heat to low, add 1T of sesame oil, and boil for about 5 minutes
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Add the red pepper with the garnish, toss, and sprinkle sesame seeds
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It's a combination of crunchy texture, perilla seeds and savory taste, so you can't stop using it I love the crunchy sounds so I keep eating it It's a herb that I want to recommend for Chuseok. Make sure to make it
Soak dried armpit (stem lettuce) in water for more than 10 hours It's very good to make with pickled vegetables Gungchae or water is not known much, but if you make it, you'll keep looking for it