STEP 1/12
Prepare ripe kimchi, sour kimchi, and pork neck.
STEP 2/12
Slice 103g of onion so that it is not too thin and cut one green onion into 1.5cm thick pieces.
STEP 3/12
Prepare 1 tablespoon of minced garlic and 0.3 tablespoon of minced ginger.
STEP 4/12
Prepare 800ml of water, 0.6 tablespoons of brown sugar, 0.4 tablespoons of soy sauce, 0.4 tablespoons of salted shrimp, and 0.4 tablespoons of soybean paste. (We will add 1 tablespoon of red pepper powder separately.)
STEP 5/12
Put 800ml of water and the prepared sauce for steamed pork kimchi in a bowl and mix the seasoning well.
STEP 6/12
Put the kimchi-jjim seasoning made with ripe kimchi and pork neck in a pot.
STEP 7/12
Add onions, cheongyang peppers, minced garlic, and minced ginger.
STEP 8/12
Add 1 tablespoon of red pepper powder and stir thoroughly, then boil steamed kimchi over high heat.
STEP 9/12
When the kimchi jjim soup boils up, stir-fry it again.
STEP 10/12
Cover the pot and boil the steamed pork neck kimchi for 40 to 50 minutes, slightly lower than the gas heat. (You can boil it with the pot lid slightly open, or the time may vary depending on the thickness of the meat, so check in the middle and add additional water if you feel it is not enough.)
STEP 11/12
Open the lid in the middle and stir-fry the steamed pork kimchi once or twice to check the amount of soup, taste it, and season it to taste with soy sauce.
STEP 12/12
If you boil it until the soup is left on your own, you're done with steamed pork neck kimchi.
Add sugar to reduce the smell of pork and to reduce the sourness of aged kimchi.
The amount of soup may vary depending on the salinity of ripened paper and the gas fire, so please control it to your liking.