STEP 1/9
Please remove the leaves and trim them.
Throw away the insect-eaten leaves and it doesn't look like a perilla leaf
The stem is hard to eat, so please cut it closely.
STEP 2/9
Trim bean leaves in the baking soda water
Wash it 3-4 times.
* 2 to 3 drops of vinegar without baking soda
You can wash it off.
STEP 3/9
Drain the washed bean leaves one by one.
*When you make pickles, water may form, so put them on a strainer tray and drain the water.
STEP 4/9
Chop the green and red peppers, please.
*Mix it with the seasoning and you can chop it.
STEP 5/9
Please chop and chop the onions, please.
STEP 6/9
Add commercial doenjang, kelp water, ground garlic, cooking wine, and oligosaccharide and mix well to dissolve soybean paste.
*The soybean paste didn't dissolve well, so I stirred it with a whisk and it worked well.
STEP 7/9
When the soybean paste is completely melted and mixed, add onions and peppers and mix.
It was my idea to add peppers and onions, but the spicy one was so delicious.
STEP 8/9
Pour the seasoning little by little into a wide bowl and pick up the bean leaves 5 times with the peppers and coat them with the seasoning.
*You can apply the sauce with a spoon, but when I applied it this way, it was so good that it was evenly seasoned.
STEP 9/9
Put bean leaves covered with soybean paste in a container and pour the remaining seasoning on the top to complete.
Doenjang seasoning is made of commercially available doenjang, so if you keep it for too long, it will not taste good, and it will cause water, so buy as much as you want and enjoy it.
If you don't have enough seasoning, please add more salt or a little bit of rice.