STEP 1/12
I took out the bridge of my nose from the freezer and it defrosted and the water is dripping
If you hang it in the yard and dry it, it's more chewy
The street cats didn't leave it in the yard, so I had to do it
STEP 2/12
Wash the remaining impurities in the nose bridge and the water flowing through the gills
Cut the hair, cut the fin and tail, and cut it into bite-size pieces
Wash the bridge of the nose again under running water and drain it
STEP 3/12
make the sauce
Mix all the seasonings except sesame oil and sesame seeds
STEP 4/12
Put a lot of onion oil on the pan and put the bridge of the nose on the pan
If it's wet, it may cause oil splatter and cause burns, so remove the water completely and put it on top
STEP 5/12
Stir-fry it as if you're frying the bridge of the nose
Add 1 tablespoon of lemon vinegar to get rid of the fishy smell
When you stir-fry it, flip it over so that it doesn't break
STEP 6/12
Pour the sauce into the fried pollack
If you stir it often, it'll break, so it's good to flip it over once or twice
STEP 7/12
Boil it until the sauce is left
STEP 8/12
Put the sliced red pepper and green onions or chives in a boiled nose bridge
Add sesame oil and pepper, mix it, and finish
STEP 9/12
Yoongi's delicious braised pollack is done
STEP 10/12
Put it on a plate and sprinkle sesame seeds
STEP 11/12
Braised pollack that's chewy and delicious
It's good to stir-fry it with red pepper powder and red pepper paste
Even if you stir-fry it with soy sauce, it's delicious braised pollack
STEP 12/12
Braised pollack that can be highly recommended as an invitation for guests
I want to make and eat braised pollack
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