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I bought green onion salad and used it. You just have to chop the green onions thinly. If you have a green onion slicer, you can make green onion slicer more comfortably. If you're lazy, you can buy green onion salad like me. Lightly wash the scallions and drain them on a strainer tray.
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Chop the onions into cubes.
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Remove the blood of the pig with a kitchen towel to remove the distinctive smell of the pig. Cut pork forelegs into bite-size pieces.
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Put the pork forelimbs in a pan for stir-frying pork and add the portion of the pork bulgogi seasoning!
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I added green onion salad. You can chop the green onions and put them in. Add green onion salad
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Mix pork bulgogi seasoning until the pork front leg is seasoned
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The point is to stir-fry it without soup. If you stir-fry pork bulgogi seasoning, you can get a lot of soup as shown in the picture. Stir-fry it on high heat You have to stir-fry it on high heat to make the sauce disappear quickly!
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The soup is boiling down. The edges of the pan burn black because of the seasoning! It doesn't matter. Stir-fry it over high heat.
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Add onions when you feel the pork bulgogi seasoning is reduced to some extent. Keep the heat high! There's no sauce for pork bulgogi, right? Stir-fry onions until they are transparent.
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If you want the taste of fire, grill the pork with a torch and it will bring back the taste of fire to life.
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Put it in a bowl and put the green onion salad on it. It's done. Pork bulgogi
You don't have to wrap vegetables. Let's enjoy green onion salad and soy sauce pork bulgogi! It tastes sweet and salty, so everyone from children to adults will like it. My child will eat soy sauce pork bulgogi without seasoned scallions. Pork bulgogi + green onion salad go so well together. Pork bulgogi is not greasy at all and the unique scent of green onion salad is fragrant! Enjoy soy sauce pork bulgogi with ingredients at home!