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Chop tofu, green onions, carrots, and onions.
Soak the pogo mushrooms in water for about an hour and chop them into small pieces. The water from the shiitake will be used as broth, so don't throw it away
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Get ready for the roar. I didn't do anything else because I didn't smell bad.
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After chopping Cheongyang red pepper, start cooking.
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Sesame oil or perilla oil I like sesame oil, so I prepared sesame oil. You can use perilla oil.
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Put sesame oil in an earthen pot and put prepared vegetables such as tofu, pogo mushrooms, green onions, onions, and carrots. I only added 1/2 of the green peppers I prepared
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Stir-fry it with 1 or 2 levels of firepower
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Please note that a little bit of moisture is created while stir-frying
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Please prepare soybean paste and red pepper paste for seasoning Please note that I use homemade soybean paste and red pepper paste, so the amount may be different from that for commercial use.
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Pour the water used to soak the pogo mushrooms. Add pogo mushroom and water and boil over medium heat.
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Add the prepared soybean paste and red pepper paste and add minced garlic while mixing it with pogo mushroom and water.
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Add the prepared red pepper powder.
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Add the prepared burdock and stir-fry it.
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Add sesame seeds.
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I'm done with the ssamjang.
STEP 16/17
I took 2 spoons of ladle and put it in a small earthen pot.
I added chili pepper to make it look delicious.
(I can't eat spicy food because I need to see the color to avoid it.)
STEP 17/17
It was so delicious when I put pork belly and oolong ssamjang on lettuce wrap.
Every food has its own taste. Even if it is made with the same ingredients, the taste may vary depending on the taste of the person making it and the control of the fire.