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I prepared two green kiwis.
I'm going to decorate it with one inside the ssamjang and the other on top.
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Cut the peeled kiwi into thick pieces. Prepare the other one by chopping it into small pieces.
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Chop shiitake mushrooms into small pieces so that they can be mixed naturally in the ssamjang
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Season minced shiitake mushrooms with soy sauce, sugar, minced garlic, minced green onions, pepper powder, cooking wine, sesame oil, etc.
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Put the nuts in the pan and stir-fry for a while. Even if it's a little cumbersome, rather than using the nuts as they are, you can enjoy the savory taste more if you stir-fry them beforehand and pre-treat them.
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Chop the roasted nuts finely.
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The tofu is thick, so cut it flat. I'm going to sand kiwi ssamjang inside the baked tofu, so I didn't season it separately
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Put cooking oil in a pan, add drained tofu, and bake until golden brown.
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Put chopped kiwi in a pan and stir-fry it over medium heat for a while to blow away the moisture. When the kiwi is cooked and the moisture is gone and it feels like it's boiled down
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Add the pre-seasoned shiitake mushrooms and stir-fry them together. After cooling the shiitake
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Add soybean paste, red pepper paste, chopped green onions, crushed garlic, nuts, agave syrup or honey, and sesame oil and mix them evenly
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If you sprinkle a lot of sesame seeds, it's not salty and delicious.
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Spread #Ssamjang on savory baked tofu and cover with baked tofu.
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Put a piece of kiwi on top of the tofu with ssamjang in a round shape
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If you add cherry tomatoes and herbs, the color will come out fresh and you can enjoy it more deliciously.
If you fry the nuts in the ssamjang in advance, the savory taste comes to life.