STEP 1/15
Mugwort removes yellow leaves and tough stems.
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Put 2 tablespoons of vinegar in cold water and soak for 10 minutes.
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Rinse it about three times and cut it once or twice with scissors. It is to cut the long mugwort. If mugwort is short, you don't have to cut it.
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Cut dried pollack into small pieces. When cooked, the protein shrinks and shrinks further. So cut it considering it will shrink.
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Pour 5 cups of water into a pot and boil the dried pollack and kelp for 5-10 minutes.
STEP 6/15
Remove the foam and remove the dried kelp.
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Prepare 3 tablespoons of soybean paste and half a tablespoon of red pepper paste.
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It's raw bean powder. It's good for protein intake and it has a savory taste good.
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Put bean powder on mugwort, but don't use your hands (it can get crushed because it's too soft). If you hold up the mixing bowl and play around, the bean powder will get on you.The mugwort needs to be a bit wet so that the bean powder gets on well.
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Mix the soybean paste well. Throw away the kongjji place. It's neat to put bean paste stew in the soup and throw it away.
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Let's mix some red pepper paste.
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Put the lid on and boil it.
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Chop the boiled kelp. Cut the green onion diagonally and prepare the minced garlic.
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Add mugwort with bean powder and when you're out of breath, add kelp and green onions.
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Add 1 tablespoon of minced garlic. Put the lid on and boil it for a while.