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Please prepare all the ingredients.
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Slice the onion into 7-8mm thick pieces. I used shallots because I didn't have onions.
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Peel the cucumber roughly, cut it in half and cut it in half. Cut as much as you want.
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Please cut the lettuce if it's big, and if it's as small as the lettuce I used, you don't have to cut it.
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I'll make the sauce. Put 1T of minced garlic, 4T of red pepper powder, 3T of red pepper paste, 2T of dark soy sauce, 2T of vinegar, 1T of sesame oil, and 3T of allulose (sugar) in a bowl. If the kimchi is too sour, add more allulose to balance the taste.
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Add 100g of ripe kimchi. You can add kimchi after mixing all the seasoning, but I mixed it all at once because I was lazy.
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It's mother-in-law's style dongchimi. I'm going to use the soup without the ingredients. If you don't have dongchimi, try using the commercial dongchimi naengmyeon broth.
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Add 1C of dongchimi soup, please.
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I'll boil the noodles now. Please refer to the time written on the back of the package and boil it. If you're quick with your hands, you can make the sauce while boiling the sauce.
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When the noodles are cooked, quickly rinse them in cold water. You have to wash the noodles well and remove starch to make it chewy.
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Add noodles to the pre-made seasoning and mix cucumber, onion, and sesame seeds well.
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Put the noodles and ingredients in a bowl, soak the lettuce in the soup, and put it on top of the garnish.
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Lastly, I sprinkled the sesame seeds one more time. What do you think? Doesn't it look good? It looks good, but it tastes good. There's not much to the recipe, but I'm going to cook it often. Save the Manghyang Bibim-guksu recipe and make sure to try it.
* I remember the name of Manghyang Bibim-guksu as white kimchi, but I only had ripe kimchi at home, so I replaced it. If you have white kimchi, use white kimchi. * If the kimchi is too sour, add sugar to balance the taste. * If you don't have dongchimi, try using the commercial dongchimi naengmyeon broth