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I keep it in the freezer and eat it I defrosted it
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Slice garlic. Chop Cheongyang red pepper. I only use a white belt for green onions
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I'm going to blanch the mussels
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Put salt in boiling water and blanch it
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Boil the mussels and leave about 1 cup of mussels. I'm going to put it in the soy sauce. If you forgot and didn't leave anything behind, it's okay^^ You can use bottled water
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Making soy sauce
50ml of soy sauce, 100ml of mussel boiled water, sugar 3, ginger syrup 1, tuna liquid 1, mirin 2, pepper, sesame oil 1
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It's good to add ginger. I didn't have ginger, so I added ginger syrup
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Add 1 cup boiled mussel water. If you add too much water, the seasoning will be salty. You can add bottled water
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Every house has a different liver Adjust the amount of soy sauce
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If it's boiled down to a certain extent
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Green onions and
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Add some hot pepper
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I'll boil it down more
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Lastly, add sesame oil to make it glossy
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Don't boil down the soy sauce completely, but leave it in the right place
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It's a side dish. It's made of raw mussels, but it tastes like dried mussels while it's being boiled down
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I usually put tuna liquid in seafood dishes. I think the flavor gets deeper because it's more savory
Add plenty of water and boil. I'm going to put the mussels in the sauce. Seasoned soy sauce is salty if you don't catch a lot of water