STEP 1/11
I'll throw away the water that's boiled lotus roots, so enough to soak them
Boil about 1L of water in a pot, and when it boils, add 1/2 spoon of salt based on adult rice.
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Add salt and a spoonful of vinegar. To get rid of the unique Arin flavor of lotus roots, we put in vinegar.
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Boil lotus root in a pot with vinegar for about 10 minutes. Please note that you can adjust the texture by adding or decreasing the boiling time in 10 minutes.
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Place the lotus root in a strainer for about 10 minutes and rinse lightly in water and drain naturally.
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Add 5 spoons of soy sauce, 3 spoons of sugar, and 3 spoons of cooking wine 120ml of water and mix well.
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When you're done with the sauce, grease the pan and prepare to stir-fry the lotus root. Lotus root can go out of the pan, so I think it would be good to use the royal fan.
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If the pan is heated, add lotus root and stir-fry for about 5 minutes to light brown.
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Pour the seasoning evenly over the stir-fried lotus root.
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Boil the lotus root while stirring so that it does not burn and permeates the lotus root well.
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If you boil it down for 10 to 15 minutes, the sauce is almost gone
Add about 3 spoons and mix.
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It's good to put the finished lotus root in a bowl and sprinkle sesame seeds. It's an option to break it, so you don't have to put it in if you don't have sesame.