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Cut the thick stems, wash them clean and drain
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Making Jeonho Vegetable Jeon
Chop dried shrimp and prepare the ingredients
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Add the pancake mix and water to the pancake mix and mix only the raw flour
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Add enough oil to a heated pan and spread the dough thinly Place chopped dried shrimp on top of the dough Cook it until it's golden brown
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It's my first time making Jeon Ho Namul dried shrimp jeon, but it has a crispy shrimp flavor on top of Jeon Ho Namul and Jeon is so good It's a harmonious taste because it doesn't taste bitter at all with sweet and crispy shrimp on top of the bitter Jeonho herb I put a lot of thought into the sauce today It's better to eat it as a pancake than seasoned vegetables
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Seasoned vegetables with soy sauce
Blanch it a little and squeeze it out
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Add soy sauce and minced garlic and season with minced green onion salt
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Lastly, add perilla oil and sprinkle sesame seeds
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Perilla oil doesn't hide the bitter taste, but my husband says it's good to eat. I can't taste the bitter taste that's different from naengi I also seasoned it with red pepper paste
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Seasoned red pepper paste with Jeonho vegetables
Soak the blanched dried pollack in water for about 20 minutes and drain I put it in here to get rid of the bittersweet
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Squeeze the water and put it in a bowl, add 1 spoon of red pepper paste, 1 pinch of garlic, and 1 spoon of perilla oil and mix well
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If you don't have red pepper paste, season it with sugar and vinegar I finished with sesame seeds
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After removing a bit of bitterness, I seasoned it with red pepper paste, and the sour and bitter taste is better than the soy sauce
It's my first time making it, so I made a variety of ingredients, but it's better to blanch vegetables, soak them slightly, remove the bitter taste, and season them with red pepper paste, and it's also good to put shrimp in and make jeonjeon