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Cut the cauliflower and boil the butter and salt in boiling water.
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Grind cauliflower to make puree (use boiled water for concentration control).
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Blanch the green beans, cut them into 6cm lengths, and fry them quickly in a pan.
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Peel the chicken. Cut the back shell in half, peel it off in the order of back-leg-chest, and cut off the wing side.
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Separate the chicken's breast and leg fat, and drain blood from cold water in other parts except for the breast.
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After heating the pan, grill the bones, legs, and green onions without blood. If it is brown enough, add refined rice wine to blow away the smell.
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Pour water into 6 and when it starts to boil, transfer it to a pot, boil it down on low heat for about an hour, and strain it through a sieve.
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Boil 80ml of filtered chicken wine, 10ml of soy sauce, 5ml of refined rice wine, and butter in a pot to complete the sauce.
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Put a wrap on the cutting board and put the chicken skin on it. Place coriander leaves on chicken skin and drain with kitchen towel.
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Sprinkle with salt and roll with chicken breast. Roll it as hard as possible and blow out the air.
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Roll it again with a wrap and tie it so that both ends do not loosen.
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Cook it in 80 degrees water for 20 minutes, remove the wrap, and remove the water using a towel.
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Heat the pan and add plenty of oil and cook the lollard. The skin is crispy only if you color it enough.
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Cut the lollard into bite-size pieces.
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Spread the cauliflower puree on a plate and place the cut lulad and green beans on top. Sprinkle with sauce and finish with cilantro.
1. You have to wrap it tightly so that the shape doesn't get messed up!
2. If you don't want to pull out chicken juice, it's good to use commercial sauce!
3. If you don't like the scent of cilantro, you can take it out and make it! But it doesn't have a strong scent (laughs)
4. It's going to be hard to peel a chicken! The video will help!