STEP 1/13
It's the best cost-effective mini-jok sold at the butcher's shop in front of my house. 7,000 won for the mini-jok ^^ 2/3 of them, and I just ate the rest without being spicy Normally, it's delicious even if you dip it in the sauce!
STEP 2/13
Cut the pork feet into pieces so it's easy to eat
STEP 3/13
Make spicy jokbal sauce For spicy sauce, red pepper paste 1, buldak sauce 2, cooking wine 2, spicy red pepper powder 1, soy sauce 2, sugar 1, oligosaccharide 1, minced garlic 1
STEP 4/13
Prepare the green onion for oil,
I cut the green onions and onions into big pieces
STEP 5/13
Grease a pan and add 0.5 minced green onions and garlic to make green onion oil
STEP 6/13
When it starts to smell green onion, add the sauce and stir-fry it
STEP 7/13
When the sauce is a bit soft, stir-fry the chopped green onions, onions, and jokbal as if mixing them with the sauce
STEP 8/13
Stir-fry until the sauce cuts well, but don't stir-fry it for too long If you stir-fry it for a long time, the pigs' feet can become mushy Stir-fry it on high heat for 2-3 minutes
STEP 9/13
Lastly, add sesame seeds, sesame oil, and oligosaccharide
STEP 10/13
It's slightly cooled and spicy, so the chewy jokbal is done
STEP 11/13
I have no choice but to take out the green one. Where did Jeolju go!
STEP 12/13
You can feel the spicy taste when it's warm
STEP 13/13
If it's a bit cold, you can eat it spicy and chewy
A bottle of soju with spicy taste for dinner tonight! Is it Friday
Have a delicious day today :)