STEP 1/10
Pour plenty of oil into the pan and add the chunjang. Please turn the heat to medium. Or you can ride it.
STEP 2/10
When the chunjang is sizzling, continue to stir with a spatula. Turn off the heat if you think the chunjang is fried enough.
STEP 3/10
Sift out the fried chunjang and oil. I will store the oil separately and reuse it for Chinese food.
STEP 4/10
Chop all the prepared vegetables into small pieces. I'm going to reduce the sugar by adding sweet pumpkin.
STEP 5/10
Grease a pan and stir-fry minced meat. High heat here. Since it's Chinese food ^^
STEP 6/10
When the meat is cooked, stir-fry all the prepared vegetables in the pan.
STEP 7/10
When the potatoes are slightly transparent, add the chunjang, soy sauce, oyster sauce, and sugar and mix well.
STEP 8/10
If the sauce is well mixed, add 2 cups of water (paper cup) and bring to a boil. Then turn off the heat and add starch water. The viscosity increases over time. I'm done preparing the jajang sauce.
STEP 9/10
I'd like a fried egg on the jajangmyeon to suit my taste. Sunny side up is recommended if possible. It's more delicious
STEP 10/10
Boil the udon noodles in a pretty bowl, sprinkle the jajang sauce on top, put the sunnyside up, and then sprinkle the sesame seeds.
If the jajangmyeon concentration is watery, add more starch.
You can reduce sugar to your liking because it has sweet pumpkin in it.
If you have green onion, you can make green onion oil and stir-fry pork. It's more delicious because it has green onion scent~~