STEP 1/12
You can wear a medium-sized anchovy or a large anchovy Remove the head and intestines of anchovies and use only the body. After trimming them all, cut them a couple of times with scissors to make them easy to eat.
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I used Cheongyang red pepper, but if it's too much to use only Cheongyang red pepper, you can mix it with half and half with the non-spicy red pepper. Prepare red pepper and trimmed anchovies to be 3:1. Chili peppers are needed a lot because they decrease in volume when cooked.
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Stir-fry anchovies to be trimmed in a dry pan, blow away the moisture and fishy smell, and set aside for a while.
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Pour all the peppers into the pan and stir-fry about half a cup of water.
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Stir-fry the peppers in water until they are slightly out of breath, and it smells really spicy at this time, so make sure to cook while ventilation.
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When the pepper is out of breath, add 1T of minced garlic and stir-fry it together
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When the minced garlic is cooked, add anchovies and stir-fry again.
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I'll season the peppers while they're still in color so that they don't ripen too well. Set the ratio of soy sauce to soy sauce in 1:1 ratio and season little by little.
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I put 2/3 bowls of trimmed anchovies, 2 bowls of chopped peppers, 2T of dark soy sauce, and 2T of soy sauce for soup, and it fits perfectly
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If it's seasoned, turn off the heat and add 1T of sesame oil
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If you add a lot of sesame seeds, it's done.
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It's very delicious if you leave it in the refrigerator after cooling it down. If you can't eat it within a few days due to the large amount, you can divide it into parts and put it in the freezer and eat it right away after defrosting it in the refrigerator.