STEP 1/5
To boil buckwheat noodles, put 10 times the amount of water in a large pot and boil the water. When the water boils, add buckwheat noodles, and when the bubbles rise, stir it so that the boiling water doesn't overflow, and boil buckwheat noodles for 7 to 8 minutes
STEP 2/5
When the buckwheat noodles are cooked, pour a cup of cold water, turn off the heat when the water boils, drain the hot water on the strainer, and rinse the buckwheat noodles boiled in ice water 2-3 times. Drain the buckwheat noodles on a strainer tray
STEP 3/5
Place buckwheat noodles in a bowl and add seaweed flakes or seasoned laver
STEP 4/5
Instead of making a separate sauce for makguksu, they put it in a bowl for one person and added the sauce according to the amount. So you can adjust the seasoning to suit your taste. As a dieter, I put less soy sauce and full of savory sesame salt. Perilla oil makguksu is complete!
STEP 5/5
The groom wants spicy chicken sauce
I made a simple but delicious bowl of buckwheat noodles as a rainy holiday lunch menu. The savory smell spreads when you rub it. Feel good! It stimulates your salivary glands! Bibi's touch gets faster. The chewy buckwheat noodles are well permeated with savory perilla oil and savory with soy sauce. On a hot day, a bowl of cool noodles like this! Making soy sauce bibim-guksu, which is also popular with children. It's makguksu made of buckwheat noodles, not flour noodles, so if you want to eat perilla oil makguksu spicy, which is good for your health and diet, add Buldak sauce~~