STEP 1/11
Please remove the clams in the shade for about half a day.
STEP 2/11
Please clean the clams that have been removed.
STEP 3/11
First, add half a handful of anchovies, one big head (can be omitted if not), 1/6 radishes, a piece of kelp, and a little green onion, add 8 cups of water and serve the broth.
I don't have a dried pollack head, so I used shrimp powder instead.
I prefer dried pollack.
Bring to a boil, pick up the kelp 5 minutes later, reduce the heat and serve the broth for 20 minutes.
STEP 4/11
Add the cleanly washed clams in about 10 minutes.
STEP 5/11
Take out clams when you open your mouth.
STEP 6/11
Rather than just making broth, if you add clams, the soup is more delicious.
When the stock is ready, strain it twice over a kitchen towel.
The broth is done.
STEP 7/11
Mix half a tablespoon of soy sauce and fish sauce in the broth.(The fish sauce makes it taste good.)
Now shred the zucchini and carrot.
STEP 8/11
Dip the raw noodles in water and remove the starch. If you just do it, the soup becomes too thick.
If you blanch it and put it in, it gets cleaner.
STEP 9/11
If you want something light, blanch the noodles and mix them together.
My groom likes to be thick, so he only put it in the water once.
Bring the shredded vegetables to a boil with the stock and add the noodles when half cooked.
When the noodles start to cook more than half, add the blanched clams and simmer for a while.
STEP 10/11
You can use the sauce or salt for the last time.
Add a little pepper at the end.
For the sauce, mix 2 cheongyang peppers, 2ts chopped green onions, 1ts garlic, a little soy sauce, 1ts red pepper powder, and 1ts sesame oil.
STEP 11/11
If you put the sauce on the kalguksu, it's done.
Clams need to be washed in the shade to be done properly. If there is no shade, you can cover it with cooking foil.