STEP 1/8
While preparing other ingredients, wash the rice cakes and soak them in cold water.
STEP 2/8
Slice the thick part of green onion.
Crush the garlic and chop it.
STEP 3/8
Add 1 teaspoon of water and salt to the egg garnish (yolk is stiff when cooked). Add salt to the whites, too
1 egg (seasoned with salt and mix). Rice cake soup will be swollen after it boils)
STEP 4/8
Put 1 tsp perilla oil in a pan and cook only the outside of the beef so that the juice doesn't drain. (Be careful not to burn)
Prepare 600ml of water before cooking.
STEP 5/8
When the outside of the beef is cooked, pour 600ml of water and add rice cake soup.
STEP 6/8
Add one tablespoon of minced garlic, half a teaspoon of coarse salt, and two tablespoons of soy sauce, stir and season. (There is a difference in taste depending on the type of soy sauce, but I used the soy sauce sold in the mart.)
It's good to eat it with seaweed flakes and pepper.
STEP 7/8
When the rice cake soup boils, add 1 egg that you put in, take a tempos, and stir it just three times. (As soon as you add the eggs, if you stir it too much, it'll get too small, but if you stir it in moderation, it's good with the right amount of ingredients.)
Add green onions, stir, cook slightly, and turn off the heat.
STEP 8/8
Put it in a bowl, sprinkle pepper, and top with seaweed powder and egg garnish.
If you boil rice cake soup, the soup is almost gone. You have to make it right before you eat it. Egg garnish is meant to look good, so you can skip it and add 2 eggs.