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I used garaetteok for tteokbokki. Flour rice cake is good, and rice cake and rice cakes are good. Please use it as much as you want. I recommend that you leave rice cakes in hot water for about 30 minutes to create a soft and chewy texture.
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Cut the softened rice cake into bite-size pieces.
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Prepare the ingredients to be trimmed.
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Chop the green onions, please.
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I cut the cheongyang pepper diagonally.
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Make cuts on Vienna sausage.
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Pour 1T of cooking oil into a heated pan and add 1T of minced garlic and chopped green onions.
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Be careful not to burn and stir-fry it.
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When the green onion is slowly fried, add 1C of milk and 1C of whipped cream and boil it.
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When the cream sauce boils, add rice cake, Vienna sausage, and fish cake.
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Then add the slice cheddar cheese and bring to a boil stirring.
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When the rice cake is completely spread and the sauce is sticky, add the sliced cheongyang peppers.
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Taste it and season it with salt to taste. I used about a quarter of a ton and it fits perfectly.
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Lastly, add 1/4t of chicken stock to finish. If you don't have chicken stock, you can skip it, or you can use the condiments (tuna liquid, yeondoo, miwon, etc.) at home.
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It has a lot of whipped cream and cheese, so it tastes strong and savory. If you like the thick and rich cream sauce flavor, you'll definitely like this cream sauce tteokbokki recipe. I hope you make it.
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I had cream risotto as a late night snack because there was extra sauce left. There was sirloin meat, so I put sirloin steak on it and ate it deliciously. It's a recipe that guarantees the taste, so make sure to make it and try it!
* Add flavor by using home-use seasonings (ex. Yeondoo, tuna liquid, miwon, etc.) * If you eat with your child, make it without cheongyang pepper and pepper.