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Put walnuts in a pot first, pour water, and bring to a boil.
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Transfer the boiled walnuts to a strainer tray and filter out the residue while taking a cold shower.
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Place 1 cup sugar, 1/2ts salt and 1ts of cinnamon powder in a coating pan.
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Add 1 cup of water and boil over high heat.
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When the sauce boils, add the filtered walnuts to the strainer tray and simmer until sticky.
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You can see that the sauce is being cut into walnuts little by little as you check that the moisture evaporates over medium-low heat.
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I will put the sufficiently boiled walnuts in the sauce and put the sugar water on the strainer tray.
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Place neatly coated walnuts in a coating pan and spread flat.
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Pour in cooking oil and turn to medium low heat.
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When fried walnuts turn darker brown, turn off the heat and remove them immediately.
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Spread the walnuts one by one on a paper foil. If it sticks to each other when it's hot, it's hard to remove it after cooling, so spread it as wide as possible so that it doesn't stick as much as possible.
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Walnut gangjeong paas are best kept in a glass bottle and frozen.
Parboil the walnuts in water first and make them clean.
Sugar, water, and cinnamon are sufficiently coated.