STEP 1/8
Wash the grooming mackerel and remove the bones.
*It's hard to eat with thorns, so only take out large thorns.
STEP 2/8
Cut mackerel into bite-size pieces
Sprinkle with pepper and ginger liquor.
(Removing the fishy smell)
*If you don't like mackerel because of the fishy smell
Try using the mackerel.
*Samchi is a fish that is almost like a mackerel and has less fishy smell.
STEP 3/8
Put starch on the cut mackerel twice.
*The reason why you put starch twice is that if there is water, oil can splash and get hurt when frying, and it can be fried harder.
STEP 4/8
Grease the pan with plenty of oil and fry the starchy mackerel until golden.
STEP 5/8
*It's good to fry it like this, but boil it down more deliciously.
STEP 6/8
5. Boil the sauce with soy sauce, water, cooking wine, starch syrup, red pepper, and pepper.
*Even though there seems to be a lot of sauce, when I put starch on the mackerel, it was sucked in and boiled down quickly.
STEP 7/8
When the sauce boils, add fried mackerel
Boil until there is no sauce left.
STEP 8/8
I don't know if it's an eel or a mackerel, but it's boiled down so well.
If it's hard to apply bones, use boneless mackerel, and if it gets wet with starch, fry it again.
Mackerel tastes fishy when it cools, so please heat it up in a microwave and eat it warm.