STEP 1/10
Soggy laver is fine, so prepare laver and ingredients. Cooking oil, sesame oil, perilla oil, sugar, salt, sesame..
STEP 2/10
Cut the seaweed into 1cm pieces with scissors.
STEP 3/10
The soggy steam can stick, so rub it with your hands and drop it.
STEP 4/10
Using a thick bottom pan, stir-fry over low heat for 3 minutes. Stir-fry until it rustles like dry leaves. (I stir-fried it for 4 minutes)
STEP 5/10
Mix in cooking oil, perilla oil, and sesame oil. Pour over the rustling seaweed and mix quickly. Keep low heat.
STEP 6/10
Sprinkle with sugar and salt and season sweetly. Mix it quickly.
STEP 7/10
Add plenty of sesame seeds and mix.
STEP 8/10
Spread on a wide tray and blow hot steam to cool it crispy.
STEP 9/10
Extra)) Put tuna can flying fish roe seaweed in rice, add a little mayonnaise, and enjoy it as a seaweed can tuna mayonnaise.
STEP 10/10
Kimjaban made with gopchang seaweed feels chewy. I like crispy texture more. If you have ripe seaweed, make sure to make crispy seaweed with a 10-minute investment.
Please use a thick pan. Stir-fry while maintaining low heat so that the steam doesn't burn. When storing dried laver, keep it at room temperature if you want to eat it all in 2-3 days. If you store more than that, I recommend freezing it.