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Disinfect the glass bottle for 1 minute in boiling water and take it out
Place on kitchen towel and dry.
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Wipe off the Korean melon with baking soda
Soak baking soda in water for 10 minutes.
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After 10 minutes, wipe it in running water, put Korean melon and water in a bowl, put a little vinegar, soak it for about 10 minutes, and wash it clean under running water.
I washed it like this to use the skin.
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Dry the washed melon.
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Cut the end of the dried melon.
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Dig out the insides.
Don't throw away the dugout immediately, but keep it in another groot for a while.
I don't mind throwing it away.
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Slice the Korean melon thinly.
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measure the number of grams on a scale.
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I cut the rest of the Korean melons into small pieces.
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There's a lot of sweet taste in the Korean melon that's not thrown away.
There's a lot of moisture.
Strain it through a sieve.
Drain and discard the rest.
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Match the sugar with the Korean melon.
Mix the Korean melon and sugar.
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Likewise, add the equivalent amount and mix.
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After leaving it at room temperature for about an hour, the sugar melted quickly.
The smell of Korean melon was so good.
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Put melon syrup in a sterilized glass bottle.
At the top, Sobok puts sugar.
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Likewise.
Oh man, the picture is upside down.
Please understand.
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Completion.
Leave at room temperature for a day or two.
And keep it in the refrigerator.
Eat in three to seven days.
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Korean melon syrup. It's well-made.
As soon as I opened the lid, the smell of Korean melon was so fragrant.
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Drink it in carbonated water or cold water.
The smell of Korean melon is really good.
It's so good!