STEP 1/19
Please prepare 400g of moderately cooked kimchi. If you press 2.5 cups lightly in a bowl or 200cc cup in a soup bowl, it will be about 400g.
STEP 2/19
Definitely tofu! Using the hardest, cut the hem into 1 to 1.5cm pieces. Each company sells 300,400,500g of tofu as Hanmo, but when I was young, Hanmo looked like it should be at least 500g^^~ So the banmo is 250g!
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Put kimchi in a bowl and 1 spoonful of chili powder 7g
STEP 5/19
You can replace Mirim with 24g of Jeongjong or Chung Ha
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When stir-frying 1 spoonful of dark soy sauce over 8g of fire, dark soy sauce has a better flavor than brewed soy sauce, and the burning point is higher than brewed soy sauce, so it is suitable for stir-frying
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1 spoonful of cooking oil 5g
STEP 8/19
2 spoons of sesame oil. 10g
STEP 10/19
Heat the coating pan over high heat and pour kimchi instead of the stand pan.
STEP 11/19
Add kimchi and spread the ingredients on the pan
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Cover and let stand on high heat for 1 minute. If the lid is wider than the pan, the moisture drops out of the pan and the ingredients can burn quickly, so use a lid that is not larger than the pan so that moisture can go back into the pan.
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After 1 minute, open the lid, keep the heat high, and stir-fry for 30 to 40 seconds.
STEP 14/19
Spread the fried kimchi again, reduce the heat to low, and pour tofu on one side.
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Pour approximately 50-60g of mozzarella cheese evenly next to tofu.
STEP 16/19
Tear 1 or 2 slices of cheese on top. It took about 2 minutes and 30 seconds to wait on low heat while putting tofu, mozzarella cheese, and slice cheese. For 2 minutes and 30 seconds, let the kimchi fry on low heat
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Cover again and let stand over high heat for 1 minute and 30 seconds to warm the cheese.
STEP 18/19
In a minute and a half, this delicious visual will come out You can take a little bit of this and enjoy it to your taste
STEP 19/19
After mixing it evenly, you can enjoy it even more if you scoop it up with a spoon!