STEP 1/12
Chop the potatoes and grind them finely in a blender with 1 cup of water.
STEP 2/12
Place a bowl underneath and sift potatoes. Don't throw away the potato water, collect it separately and let the starch sink.
STEP 3/12
Squeeze the potatoes in a cotton cloth and do not throw away the potato water, collect them separately and let the starch sink. When the starch subsides, pour out the water above and use only the starch that has sunk underneath.
STEP 4/12
Mix the squeezed potatoes and the starch at the bottom, add salt and beat.
STEP 5/12
Make the dough round.
STEP 6/12
Please boil the anchovy kelp stock. When the water boils, take out the kelp and boil the anchovies for another 5 minutes.
STEP 7/12
Please boil the kalguksu separately in another pot.
STEP 8/12
Rinse the kalguksu in cold water and drain on a sieve. If you boil kalguksu and wash it in water to remove starch, the soup of kalguksu is clear. If you like heavy soup, you can boil it with Ongsimi.
STEP 9/12
Add the ongsimi and vegetables to the boiling anchovy stock.
STEP 10/12
Put the chopped noodles on a sieve and season them with 1 1/2 spoon of fish sauce and 1 spoon of soy sauce. If you don't have enough seasoning, add a little salt.
STEP 11/12
Slice green onions, garlic, and cheongyang peppers.
STEP 12/12
Add perilla powder to your liking.
- If you boil the kalguksu separately, rinse it, put it in the broth, and boil it once, you can taste the clear and clean soup.
- When making Ongshimi, use the potato starch that has settled down.
If you add other starch, it gets hard.