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Chop the onion and green onion, chop the kimchi, and prepare it without water Kimchi doesn't have to be too salty The soup can be seasoned, too. Squeeze the blanched bean sprouts and tofu into a cotton cloth without moisture. Boil the glass noodles and prepare about 120g Season the pork with pepper, a pinch of ginger powder, and half a spoon of sugar regardless of the area. The ingredients are ready
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If it's minced and seasoned, stir-fry it without soup
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Boil the glass noodles and cut them into small pieces. Add 1/2 spoon of soy sauce and 1/2 spoon of sesame oil and season them
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In a large bowl, add minced kimchi, bean sprouts, chopped onions, stir-fried tofu, and seasoned glass noodles, add 2 spoons of garlic, 2 spoons of red pepper powder, 2 spoons of sesame oil, 1 spoon of fish sauce, and mix well with sugar and pepper If it's mixed enough, add 2 spoons of perilla powder It removes moisture and improves the flavor
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When the filling is done, taste it and add 1/2 spoon of salt Taste it before you put it in Every food tastes good when it's seasoned
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Dumpling filling and raw dumpling skin are prepared
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Apply water to the edges of the dumpling skin and add the right amount of filling to make dumplings
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When the water starts to boil in the steamer, put the dumplings on the sheet and steam them for 9 minutes
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I froze it in the freezer Taste it and it's really good. Pork has to be in it. But if you taste it, I don't know if it has meat in it My friend's tip. Stir-fry the meat and put it in, so the filling cooks quickly and it's delicious
Kimchi dumpling tip: Season the pork with pepper, a pinch of ginger powder, and half a spoon of sugar regardless of the area Stir-fry the seasoned meat in a pan without soup and mix it with the ingredients of the dumpling filling