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Put the angelica in a big bowl and gently loosen it with your hands.
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Measure 60g of baking soda accurately.
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Sprinkle baking soda evenly over angelica.
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Add hot water to cover and gently stir to mix baking soda well.
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Soak it for about 8 to 10 minutes, take it out, and wash it in cold water, and if you soak it for a long time, the angelica will melt and become mushy. So it's important to check the condition from around 5 minutes.
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I'm done with the noodles! If you drain it well and store it in the refrigerator, it can be stored for about two weeks.
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I prepared the noodles with angel salad, carrot, egg, paprika, and bell pepper, but I added pickled radish and jangjorim made of low-carbon rice because there was a side dish with low-carbon rice.
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Bake the eggs with egg garnish and cut them into appropriate sizes, and cut the rest of the ingredients into similar sizes.
I shredded the carrots and stir-fried them slightly, and added paprika and bell pepper raw.
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Put a spoon of soy sauce in hot water, blanch the angel salad you made earlier, and strain it through a sieve to remove moisture.
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The sauce is made by mixing 2T of soy sauce, 1/2T of red pepper powder, 1T of allulose, 1T of olive oil, and 1T of minced garlic. You can adjust it while tasting it.
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Put the noodles in a bowl and put the ingredients neatly on top and prepare the bibim sauce together.
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You can mix the ingredients well and eat it.
It's good to prepare the garnish according to your preference and make various changes.