STEP 1/10
Common Process - Wash Moss with Abalone Toothbrush
STEP 2/10
Common Process - When water boils in a steamer, add soju and abalone and boil for 5 minutes.
STEP 3/10
Common Process - Cool boiled abalone and separate flesh with spoon. Ripe abalone falls off very well. The intestines are nutritious, so if you can eat them, put them together, and if you are sensitive to the fishy taste of the intestines, put them aside and grind them when you make abalone porridge or abalone rice.
STEP 4/10
Kim Sumi's Recipe 1
Wash the dried shiitake mushrooms and soak them. Use the soaked water as a broth.
STEP 5/10
Kim Sumi's Recipe 2
Add all the ingredients for the abalone sauce to 250ml of shiitake mushroom soaked water and simmer over medium heat for about 10 minutes. Don't chop the garlic and put it in a whole. The soy sauce is bland, so I put in 2 spoons more. I wrote down the recipe considering it.
STEP 6/10
Kim Sumi's Recipe 3
Add abalone and bring to a boil. Abalone is boiled, so you don't have to boil it for a long time.
STEP 7/10
Kim Sumi's recipe
Add abalone and bring to a boil.
STEP 8/10
Recipe 1 using Jongwon Baek soy sauce
Boil all the ingredients for soy sauce in a pot. Stand by and turn off the heat before it overflows once it boils. Cover and leave in residual heat until cool to taste of garlic ginger.
STEP 9/10
Recipe for using Jongwon Baek soy sauce 2
Put the ingredients for the abalone sauce in a pot (all-around soy sauce 5, red crab soy sauce 2, water 7, sugar 1/2, soju) and bring to a boil for about 5 minutes.
STEP 10/10
I'm done with sesame oil and sesame seeds.
Storage method - Refrigerate it like a sauce, or if it's large, put it in a zipper pack and reheat it to eat it deliciously.