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Wash the host clean under running water and strain it through a sieve.
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Wash the cow clean under running water and strain it through a sieve.
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Next, put shrimp, 1T of mirin, and 1 skewer of pepper in a bowl and season evenly.
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Put 2 eggs and 1 pinch of salt in a bowl and mix them finely using the desired cooking utensils.
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Put 2T of oyster sauce, 1T of soy sauce, and 1T of minced garlic in a bowl and mix them evenly to make seasoning.
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Prepare green onions by slicing them at intervals of 0.3cm.
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Prepare onions by slicing them at intervals of 0.3cm.
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Grease a preheated pan with 2T of cooking oil, add the beaten eggs and stir to cook as if making scrambled eggs.
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Then, put it in the bowl you want and store it separately.
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Put 2T of cooking oil in a preheated pan and stir-fry green onions and onions.
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When the scent of green onions and onions comes up, add shrimp and stir-fry it.
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When shrimp is cooked properly, stir-fry with bean sprouts, eggs, and seasonings.
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When all ingredients are cooked properly, add 1T of sesame oil and stir-fry.
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When the savory scent of sesame oil comes up, sprinkle 1T of roasted sesame seeds as a finish to complete the stir-fried shrimp.
The stir-fried shrimp I made is a side dish that even children can enjoy because it is not spicy.
If you don't want to eat it with children, but want to eat it a little spicy, it's better to cut Cheongyang red pepper or add red pepper powder.
If you add a lot of red pepper powder, it can be dry, so I recommend putting it in moderation.