STEP 1/7
Did you know that the skin of a Korean melon has a lot of a Korean melon? So I'm going to add a little bit of the melon without peeling it all. That's why I washed it more clean. I put baking powder, rubbed it, soaked it in water for 5 minutes, and washed it clean in running water.
STEP 2/7
Cut off the tip of each end of the melon and peel off the yellow part, leaving a little bit as thick as you want.
STEP 3/7
Spoon out all the seeds inside the melon and make salad dressing with nectar or place in a separate bowl.
STEP 4/7
Press the hollow part of the melon into the filter and leave only the juice! There's a lot of juice coming out!
STEP 5/7
There's so much moisture in the melon! Add a pinch of salt, olive oil, and lemon juice to the Korean melon juice and rot.
STEP 6/7
Slice the Korean melon thinly!
STEP 7/7
I put salty tomatoes in the refrigerator for the color.
Sprinkle salad dressing. On top of the cut Korean melon, there's parsley powder!
If you bought a melon and it's not sweet at all, try making it into a salad like this! Sweet and sour oriental melon salad Even if it's not necessarily a bad melon, the visuals are great, so if you serve it as a guest dish, it's popular!