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Soak cherries in vinegar water for about 10 minutes, wash them clean, and drain them
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It's cherry seeds that I took out from the cherry punch, and the seeds are pretty juicy, so I'm going to boil them with cherry.
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Add 260g of cherries, seeds, and a cup of water.
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Boil over high heat for about 20 minutes until the pulp is completely crushed
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When the cherry pulp is crushed when pressed with a spoon, strain it through a sieve and filter it until the seeds remain.
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Mix 2 tablespoons of mung bean starch and 1 tablespoon of agar powder in 1/2 cup water. It hardens with mung bean starch, but I like the hard texture, so I added agar powder.
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Stir 4 tablespoons of sugar and 1/4 tablespoons of salt into the filtered cherry juice.
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Boil for about 5 minutes.
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Once it boils, pour mung bean pancake and agar powder of water and mix evenly and stir it so that it doesn't get pressed
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It's a chocolate mold made of silicon, and I'm going to pour it in here to shape it.
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When hot, pour the boiled cherry juice into a silicone mold.
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Put it in the refrigerator and harden for about 30 minutes. Touch it gently with your hands, make sure it's hardened, and remove it from the mold.
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Even if you press it a little bit, it doesn't come off and hardens well. Gently remove it from the mold.
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It's a cherry jelly cherry yanggaeng from the cherry yanggaeng is complete.
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The shape is really pretty, too
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It's served with cherry punch that I made recently.
If you don't have mung bean starch, you can use regular potato starch.