STEP 1/12
Add flour to the head and bones of the eel and rinse it several times until the water does not come out.
STEP 2/12
Sieve head and bones and drain.
STEP 3/12
Put plenty of perilla oil in the pressure cooker
Stir-fry eel heads and bones for about 5 minutes.
Process of removing fishy smell and maximizing savory. ^^
STEP 4/12
Add water and boiling ingredients and simmer in a pressure cooker.
Garlic and ginger are good to use a filter or cotton cloth for easy removal.
Boil until additional pressure rises for about 10 minutes, then let it drop.
If it's a regular pot, it's better to boil it for 30 to 40 minutes.
STEP 5/12
Remove ingredients for cooking.
STEP 6/12
Sift the eel head and bones and put them in a blender.
STEP 7/12
Add a little broth to the blender and grind finely.
STEP 8/12
Strain the ground bones through a sieve.
Squeeze it down with a spoon
I made sure that the nutrients go down as much as possible.
Please discard the filtered bone ingredients.
STEP 9/12
Pour the filtered eel stock back into the pressure cooker.
STEP 10/12
Cut it and put dried pine mushrooms
Add soy sauce, soju, garlic
Boil over medium heat for about 10 minutes.
Please lower the heat because the ingredients can sink and burn.
STEP 11/12
mandarin duck and enoki mushroom cut off from the bottom
Put it in, please.
STEP 12/12
Add green onion, pepper, pepper and perilla seeds and bring to a boil.
Just before eating, add perilla seeds, pepper, sancho, and whatever you like.
- You need to remove the blood from the eel bones to prevent the fishy smell.
- If you fry the eel bones in perilla oil before cooking, it'll be more savory
It gets rid of the fishy smell.