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Chop the onion and slice the carrot thinly. Cut the green onion into big pieces.
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Chop the cheongyang peppers into small pieces.
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Chop up the cabbages.
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It's good if the squid has a texture, so cut it thickly.
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Slice the chicken breast long and thin so that it has a strong texture. I'm done preparing the ingredients.
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We're going to start frying now. Stir-fry green onions, minced garlic, and minced ginger in a pan covered with plenty of cooking oil. It's better to add enough cooking oil because we're going to fry it instead of adding chili oil.
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If garlic and ginger are strong, stir-fry onions and carrots.
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Then, add red pepper powder and stir-fry until pepper oil comes out.
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When chili oil comes out, add chicken breast and stir-fry until 80% cooked.
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And add water once. From now on, we're going to cook over high heat.
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I'm going to season it right away. First, add sugar, salt, and pepper.
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And add soy sauce.
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Lastly, add oyster sauce to enhance the flavor of seafood. Boil it until the water is half boiled down.
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When the water is half boiled down, add the water twice and simmer again. If you do this, the taste.
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2. When the water is half boiled down, add the cabbage and boil it until it is half dead.
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Then add the squid and boil for 10 seconds. Squid cooks quickly, so you don't have to cook it for too long.
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Add noodles as soon as the squid starts to cook. You don't boil it separately, so the concentration is controlled by the noodles themselves.
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If it takes time for the noodles to cook, but there is not enough water, add 3 times of water and stir-fry it while boiling until the noodles are fully cooked.
Feel free to add or subtract the overall liver to your taste. If you want to add spicy, add Cheongyang red pepper instead of red pepper powder.