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The stem of the chamnamul is as big as the picture. It looks more than I thought, but if you chop it, it's not as much as I thought. If you buy a bag of chamnamul at the mart, you'll get 3-4 servings of pasta
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Wash vegetables several times in running water and blow away impurities. 3 You have to wash them three times
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Add 1 serving of pasta and trim the chamnamul while boiling.
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Grind salt about 10 times in 1L boiling water in a pot. When you don't know well at first, taste the water yourself. It's perfect considering the concentration of seawater.
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The end is almost withered, so cut it first, and put 1/3 of the leaves separately with the intention of putting them on top of the garnish and prepare the rest by mincing them.
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Large leaves are garnish, small leaves are minced! It's okay because it gets smaller while stir-frying even if you don't cut it into small pieces. Instead, it looks better when the shape is consistent!
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Heat olive oil in a frying pan over low heat and add 1T of minced garlic when olive oil is slightly mushy
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When the color of minced garlic turns brown, add minced chamnamul and stir-fry gently
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In the meantime, let's check the pasta noodles and get ready to take them out when they become a little transparent
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Put 1t of oyster sauce and 1t of chicken stock on top of stir-fried chamnamul. If you have one of the two, you can put 2t of the type
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*If there is no oyster sauce, you can replace it with tuna liquid, but the taste is a little different
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Add the cooked noodles to the stir-fried chamnamul! The noodles are slightly undercooked, and cook just right on the frying pan. While shaking the frying pan, mix it so that it smells like chamnamul, and add a ladle of noodles one by one to emulsify oil and water.
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Lastly, taste it, season it with salt, add more, turn off the heat, and mix it with perilla oil
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It's a neat recipe without meat or seafood, so the perilla oil scent point at the end is a must!
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Roll it up and put it in nicely. It's done! If the shape is weird while putting it in, cover it with a chamnamul leaf garnish. LOL
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The scent of fresh chamnamul and perilla oil are combined so you can eat it over and over again
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It's the same process as aglio e olio, so for those who like oil pasta, it's a reliable recipe