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When the cold wind begins to blow, one of the things that is filled without falling out of our food warehouse is beef bone soup. Tteokguk, kalguksu, budae jjigae, etc. are good to use. Today, I thought of sundae soup that I bought the day before yesterday, so I brought sundae that is sold at the supermarket.
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Put the sundae in boiling water and boil it for about 15 minutes.
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You can cut the plastic and cut it into bite-size pieces. It's better to cut it thin when you eat it with sundae, and to put it in sundae soup, it's a bit chubby, right?
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I prepared soondae for the soup and packed green onions, cheongya peppers, garlic, red pepper powder, and pepper. Usually, they serve seasoned red-pepper sauce at a Sundae soup restaurant, but they make seasoned red-pepper sauce to eat a bowl at home, so I just add a little bit of red pepper powder.
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Put the beef bone soup in an earthen pot. It's a bag of this, but it's seasoned, so it's okay to make two bowls with additional water.
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Add all the prepared ingredients and salted shrimp. Salted shrimp helps digestion and catches the smell of pigs. You can think of it as seasoning with salted shrimp, not salt. You can add a little because there is seasoning in the beef broth.
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Boiling! It's okay~~ They're all cooked. Just a spoonful of them
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A bowl of rice and radish kimchi are all I need. Usually, they give kkakdugi, but I only have young radish kimchi at home...
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It looks pretty good, right? It's delicious even if you add chives or perilla powder to this.
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I'll put hot rice here
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There's nothing to envy in the world that I ate with a piece of sundae. It rained a little in the morning, so I thought my body was heavy, but I feel better after drinking hot soup. I think it's good for morning hangover.