STEP 1/13
When washing rice, throw away the first washed water and pour the second to third washed water into the pot.
I didn't eat the ingredients, I only ate the soup, so I did 600ml of rice floating water, but if you like small things, please pour a bottle of water into a 500ml water bottle.
STEP 2/13
Vegetables are expensive these days, so I made it with the least amount of ingredients
I'm too lazy to put anchovies in the soup;;; 1 spoonful of anchovies (add 10 or 5 normal anchovies)
Cut 1 centimeter of green onion thin and sideways. Remove minced garlic from the freezer,
It's one spoonful of ice cube
2/3 spoonfuls of sugar for sour taste. If there's no kimchi soup
Skip 1 spoonful of chili powder.
I saved it in the vegetable compartment of the perilla leaf refrigerator that goes well with mushrooms
STEP 3/13
Cut the bottom of the oyster mushroom and wash it well.
STEP 4/13
I used 3 years old kimchi, last year kimchi, and this year kimchi are all possible :)
STEP 5/13
I just cut the bottom and cut it horizontally like a light green line.
To feel like you're eating pork belly with kimchi
STEP 6/13
Add ripe kimchi and kimchi to the rice water.
If you boil it on medium heat for 3 minutes
STEP 7/13
Kimchi is being cooked with foam.
STEP 8/13
Add prepared mushrooms when ripe kimchi is cooked in rice water.
STEP 9/13
I put mushrooms over medium heat and put the stricken green onions, minced garlic, sugar, anchovy powder, and perilla leaves.
You can grind anchovy powder in a blender,
You can just put the big anchovies in the rice water and boil them before you take them out or leave them.
STEP 10/13
Add the ingredients and seasoning and bring to a boil over medium heat
STEP 11/13
There was no soup in the 3-year-old kimchi, so when I tasted it, it was bland, so I added 1/2 of red pepper powder.
STEP 12/13
Boil it hard, and the foam;;;
I used a ladle to roll it up
STEP 13/13
Put a handful of oyster mushrooms in a 3-year-old kimchi
Boil it so that the seasoning and seasoning are cut well, and it's done.