STEP 1/9
Let's shake off the seasoning and slice the sour kimchi.
STEP 2/9
The dough is mixed with flour and frying powder. Flour 2, frying powder 1. Then it becomes a crispy pancake..
STEP 3/9
The important thing for me is the dough, but if I put all the water and kimchi in from the beginning, the flour won't dissolve well because of the kimchi, and there are times when I have to add more flour because it's too watery. So first, add a little water to the dough and dissolve it. Don't add too much water and let it melt thickly.
STEP 4/9
Add chopped kimchi and mix it. And if you add water after looking at the thickness of the dough, you don't have to worry about failing. And you don't have to worry about the flour clumping up.
STEP 5/9
It's going to be thick because I added a little water. Please add a little more kimchi soup. It's for the liver. If you put too much, it's salty and not tasty. And if you don't have enough water, add a little water to complete the dough.
STEP 6/9
I added some cocktail shrimp. If you want to add ingredients like squid or mussels
It'd be nice to add more, right?
STEP 7/9
Put cooking oil in a frying pan and mix a little bit of perilla oil or sesame oil. Then it becomes a more savory kimchi pancake. It's good to pour enough cooking oil. Korean pancakes taste like oil, but you can't taste them if you worry about oil.^^ A little bit of oil is not a real pancake.
STEP 8/9
Place dough on a heated frying pan and reduce heat. If you cook it for a long time on medium-low heat, the outside becomes crispy and the inside becomes a moist pancake.
STEP 9/9
Sizzling! Sizzling
The whole house smells of oil.