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Prepare six asparagus. Asparagus is in season in April and May, but it seems that house cultivation will serve all four seasons. Last month, the roots were soft, but I think the roots are a bit strong this time
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Cut the strong roots about 1cm
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The roots are a bit firm, so I cut the skin thin with potato peeler
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I'm just going to peel it gently so that it doesn't get too fat
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Cut the asparagus into 4-5cm pieces. I think it's perfect because one asparagus is divided into 4 equal parts
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Blanch asparagus with 1 tablespoon of salt in boiling water Blanch it for about 20 to 30 seconds
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Cut the skirt meat that you bought for grilling beef with the thickness of your fingers. Cut it similar to the length of asparagus
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Slice 5 garlic into thick pieces
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Add 1/2 large spoon of soy sauce, 1 large spoon of oyster sauce, 1/2 large spoon of sugar, and 1 large spoon of water to make the sauce
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Add 1 piece of butter, cut garlic, and stir-fry slightly
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If it smells like garlic, add beef and stir-fry it. I'm going to cook beef with seasoning, so you can cook it 80%
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When the beef is cooked, add the sauce and stir-fry it
STEP 13/15
Add blanched asparagus and stir-fry them
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Sprinkle pepper and sesame seeds
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Stir-fried asparagus and beef is done.
You can eat the strong parts of the roots lightly and gently if you cut them with potato fillers