STEP 1/7
I didn't want the meat to stick to the bottom of the pot, so I put onions on the bottom first.Place pork forelegs on top of onions.
STEP 2/7
Ginger powder, pepper, pork smell, please! Add ground garlic to catch the smell, leave the white part of the green onion, and add the green part in advance.
STEP 3/7
I'll tell you a common sense about food. Pork and salted shrimp are difficult to digest when there is a lack of protein-degrading enzymes, and diarrhea occurs when there is a lack of lipolytic enzymes. In the process of fermenting salted shrimp, protease and lipase are formed, so eating it with pork promotes digestion. So I dip the salted shrimp in the pork. If you add salted shrimp, it tastes even better!
STEP 4/7
Add soy sauce for the seasoning and it's Chonggak kimchi's turn. Look at the kimchi? It'll be good if I just eat it, right? It's more delicious if you put it in kimchi jjim kimchi.
STEP 5/7
Please put the main character's cabbage kimchi on top.
STEP 6/7
Pour about a liter of water. My family likes steamed kimchi with soup. Cover and reduce to medium heat and simmer for 40 minutes. Steam is coming out like crazy through the lid!
STEP 7/7
After 40 minutes, I opened the lid and you can see that the pork is soft!Cut the remaining white part of the green onion and boil it until the moisture is evaporated!