STEP 1/7
I didn't take a picture of the powder and mixed it with water...LOL Anyway, anyone can make a rattling muk if the ratio of water and acorn powder is 7:1. Just put it in this ratio and squeeze it while stirring. Add as much as you want and stir over high heat.
STEP 2/7
When it starts to thicken, stir it quickly. Stir faster if the color of the ink turns brown and the volcanic flowers appear to be blooming.
STEP 3/7
When the color changes to a clear color, you can stir slowly over medium heat, and the more you stir, the more sticky and delicious it is. When the ink is dripping, turn off the heat and mix it with a spoon of salt and sesame seeds. If you put sesame seeds in it, it's very chewy. When it boils, it takes about 20 minutes for the ink to stick.
STEP 4/7
Cool in a stuffed square bowl. You only need to avoid the stainless steel bowl, and if you put it in the stainless steel bowl, there will be black spots on the ink.
STEP 5/7
Add all the ingredients for the sauce and mix them evenly to make the sauce. If you add low-salt fish sauce, it tastes better.
STEP 6/7
In fact, I took the rock to my in-laws' house, ate it all, and left the remaining piece in the refrigerator, but if you heat it slightly in boiling water or change the hot water, it will look like you've never had it before. I heated it slightly in boiling water.
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You can pour the sauce on it and enjoy it. If you have enough vegetables, you can mix them with vegetables in this sauce.