STEP 1/13
Wash the flour cake in water and drain it.
STEP 2/13
Blanch the fish cake in boiling water for about 30 seconds to remove the oil.
STEP 3/13
I cut the fish cake into long pieces like rice cake.
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I washed the green onions and onions and cut the green onions into long pieces. I crushed garlic.
STEP 5/13
Mix the tteokbokki sauce.
STEP 6/13
Place green onions and onions on a frying pan.
STEP 7/13
Place fish cake on top and pat it lightly.
STEP 8/13
Pour in the broth or water.
STEP 9/13
Add 1 spoon of sugar and 1/4 spoon of salt, stir well, cover and simmer for 3 minutes. They seasoned the broth in advance to coat the rice cake with the sweet and salty taste.
STEP 10/13
Add flour cake and simmer over medium heat until flour cake is tender.
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Add the mixed tteokbokki sauce and stir well.
STEP 12/13
Tteokbokki can be salty, so leave 1-2 spoons of seasoning and stir well. If you don't have enough seasoning, you can add the remaining seasoning and replenish it.
STEP 13/13
Boil it over medium heat for about 10 minutes until the seasoning becomes viscous. If it's salty, add a little water, and if it's bland, add the remaining seasoning and adjust it, and turn off the heat.
- Wheat rice cake doesn't get soggy even if you boil it for a long time, so it's good to boil it until the broth feels tangled. - Leave a spoon or two of the seasoning, taste it when it's almost done, add the seasoning if it's bland, add a little more water or broth when it's salty, and adjust it.