STEP 1/10
Make the sauce in advance and let it ripen for a while. Red pepper powder 3, red pepper paste 2, soy sauce 3, oligosaccharide 2, sugar 1, cooking wine 2, minced garlic 1, pepper If you think it's sweet, remove sugar and reduce soy sauce if it's salty. After making stir-fried beef pork belly with this sauce, it's salty for me, but it's just! I heard it's good. Cooking wine is missing in the picture. Why didn't I film it? I took it at night, so the picture is shaking and it's.
STEP 2/10
It's 500g of beef belly.
STEP 3/10
I prepared onions vertically and perilla leaves and green onions. (Photo shaking... This is why I need additional lighting when I take it at night, but I just took it and it looks like this...)
STEP 4/10
Stir-fry the onions in the pan first.
STEP 5/10
When the color of the onion starts to feel a little comfortable, add the beef belly. Do I have to open them one by one by one at a time? Should I not? I thought about it for a moment, but I'm pouring it in.
STEP 6/10
I put all the sauce I made first. You can add ingredients one by one without mixing the sauce, but the beef belly is thin. So I made it in advance and put it in at once.
STEP 7/10
After putting in the sauce, I removed the beef belly one by one with tongs. It falls off easily because it's not frozen.
STEP 8/10
If you stir-fry it well, it becomes like this as the beef belly is cooked.
STEP 9/10
Add the remaining perilla leaves and green onions and stir-fry them for a minute, and they'll be stir-fried beef belly, right?
STEP 10/10
The scent changes with perilla leaves. I think it'd be good if you put in perilla leaves.