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Seasoned scallions - Remove roots and skins of chives, soak them in water, rinse 2-3 times and drain on a sieve.
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Cut off the bottom and round leaves like branches and wash them 2-3 times in water and strain them through a sieve.
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You can use the leaves of the water parsley, or if you don't want it to be messy, cut the leaves off and if there is a strong root part, cut it off. Wash it 2-3 times in water and strain it through a sieve.
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Cut off the hard (hard) parts of the three-legged greens, wash them 2-3 times in water, and strain them through a sieve.
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Boil water in a pot and add 1 tablespoon of salt when the water boils. Prepare a pot of cold water in the sink. I'm going to boil it in the same water.
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Parboil vegetables first when they are big and clean. So I blanch Dooreup first. Put the thick stems first, then the leaves for 30 seconds, then remove them for 30 seconds, and rinse them in cold water. Squeeze it with your hands and drain it
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Next, put in the roots of the chives for about 30 seconds, then put in the leaves for about 30 seconds, then scoop it out and squeeze it with 20% water.
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Cut it into bite-size pieces.
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Add the water parsley and take it out after 30 seconds. Rinse it in cold water and squeeze it, leaving about 20% water.
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Cut it into bite-sized pieces.
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Blanch three-legged vegetables for about 10 seconds, rinse them in cold water, leave 20% water and squeeze them.
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Squeeze the herbs and put them in each container and prepare the same sauce.
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Add fish sauce and soy sauce to each vegetable first and season with your hands If you don't have enough seasoning, add fish sauce or soy sauce.
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Add sesame oil and mix well.
STEP 15/15
Please complete it with sesame seeds.
- Blanch the vegetables for about a minute so that it feels crisp and fresh. Thin vegetables are for about 30 seconds
- If you season vegetables with fish sauce and soy sauce, it has a deep taste.
- It's better not to squeeze too much water, but to keep it moist and 20% watery.