STEP 1/8
Turn the head of the webfoot octopus, remove the intestines, wash it with flour, and drain it.
STEP 2/8
After raking and washing the roots of the cold water, pat the strong one to soften it. Add thick salt, blanch slightly, and rinse in cold water.
STEP 3/8
When the color of the webfoot octopus changes in the blanched water, it is lifted and washed in cold water.
*When you parboil webfoot octopus in parboiled water, the scent is added to capture the fishy taste.
STEP 4/8
We prepared it together because there's a real team.
STEP 5/8
Stir-fry it in a dry pan with plenty of sesame salt in a cold bowl.
* Stir-fry it for about a minute to get rid of the moisture and make the scent of coldness thick.
STEP 6/8
Cut the onions into small pieces and make a sauce with soybean paste, red pepper paste, garlic, sugar, starch syrup, and vinegar.
STEP 7/8
Mix the jjukumi with the sauce
STEP 8/8
Mix the cut webfoot octopus with sauce, naengi, green onion, and sesame oil to complete it.