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My kids don't really like Korean food, but I like gamjatang, so I made two rows of back ribs. 1+1 in Korean and BOGO in American, I got one as a bonus~ Even though it's frozen, it's 2/3 the price of Cosco.
If you have a small family or a small number of people to eat, cut the amount in half and add only half of the seasoning in the recipe.
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I'm going to prepare the meat first. There's not much to it Well, just cut one in the length direction of the bone. I bought frozen meat, so even if it was defrosted naturally in the refrigerator, I soaked it in cold water for 10-15 minutes in case it smelled bad. If you buy refrigerated meat and make it right away, you can skip it.
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Rinse the meat again in running water, support it on a sieve, and put it all in a pot.
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Place the meat saucepan in the gas stove and do not turn on the heat yet.
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Pour 2 liters of cold water into the meat in a pot, add 4T of ground garlic, 2T of soybean paste, and 6T of red pepper paste, then heat it up and leave the lid open. The water is low right now, but I leave 500ml of water.
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Prepare the secondary ingredients while the water boils. If you have small green onions, 5-6 green onions, or green onions, cut them into appropriate lengths,
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Wash the perilla leaves, cut off the top, and cut them into 1cm wide pieces
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After peeling and washing the potatoes, cut them into big pieces and soak them in water.
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When you prepare these ingredients, you can see blood and foam rising up as the primary ingredients start to boil. At this point, remove the impurities appropriately with a ladle and add 500ml of water.
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When you're done removing impurities and pouring water, lower the gas stove to medium, cover the lid, but don't close it completely, put it on a tilt so that the steam can escape, and boil it for 30 minutes.
The reason why I put 500ml of water in here is because it takes a long time to boil because it is boiled with cold water, and some people ask me to boil it as soon as possible, and some people are afraid that bubbles will come up and overflow even if I open the lid. It's not much different from the taste, but it's hard to clean the gas stove, so this is a tip
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Close the lid obliquely over medium heat, and about 30 minutes later, take out the 1T salted shrimp and chop it with a knife. I can just put it in, but I'm afraid I'll make eye contact with the shrimp while eating it
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Open the lid and put in the second ingredient. First, add 1T of minced shrimp and 2T of red pepper powder (I put it in, but why can't I see it in the picture...)
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Place the potatoes on top of it one by one, close the lid sideways again, and boil it over medium heat for 15-20 minutes.
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Ta-da! I was talking to my brother on the phone and I forgot to boil it for 20 minutes. I could have done it for 15 minutes... But boiling more doesn't mean it's not going to taste bad!
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The 3rd ingredient needs to go in, but I didn't hang up and took this picture. Put perilla leaves and green onions on top
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Sprinkle perilla powder on it, turn off the heat, and close the lid. The important process of not hanging up and almost forgetting! You can mix it right away and scoop it up.
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Ta-da! The shape of the gamjatang that you took after hanging up the phone!! Personally, I like back ribs more than pork back-bone stew. Because it's a meat terian