STEP 1/16
You have to boil the broth with anchovy kalguksu as the base. Just add anchovies and dried dried fish and boil for 20 minutes.
STEP 2/16
If you want a clean taste of anchovy broth
Please remove the anchovy intestines.
Then it becomes a clean and cool base.
STEP 3/16
If you use large anchovies after removing the intestines, the broth will come out white quickly, so you can enjoy a very delicious soup.
STEP 4/16
If you don't have ingredients, pass it.
You can use the ingredients you have and put them in. There must be anchovies.
STEP 5/16
Boil it for 15 minutes.
And boil over low heat for 5 minutes.
Put the amount of water in a deep pot like this and boil it like this.
STEP 6/16
It's supposed to boil, but please take out the energy.
STEP 7/16
Honestly, the soup becomes egg soup even if you just mix the egg roll.
STEP 8/16
Shred the zucchini so that it is not too thin.
STEP 9/16
I like zucchini, so I put a lot in it.
STEP 10/16
Cut the onions into appropriate thicknesses. If you remember eating it at a kalguksu restaurant, you'll get the feeling.
STEP 11/16
Add the cut vegetables to the broth and add 2 spoons of soy sauce or 2 spoons of soy sauce in Joseon.
I passed the shabu shabu sauce.
If you add 1 spoon and a half of this sauce, you can eat more delicious kalguksu.
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Raw kalguksu is the best for kalguksu.
It's really good because it's not soggy.
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Boil anchovy stock over very high heat and add the noodles.
STEP 14/16
And scatter the noodles with long chopsticks so that they don't stick.
STEP 15/16
The noodles will be fully cooked in five to six minutes.
The cooking time varies depending on the noodles, so it's better to refer to the time on the back.
And when the bubbles come up, wait and take out the yellow bubbles later.
STEP 16/16
Since we're eating it together
It's a bowl of rice cake.
If you like thick soup, drink it as it is. If you like a clean taste, add one more cup of water when the noodles are almost cooked and bubbling up. Then it becomes a clear soup.