STEP 1/7
Cut the apples and onions into large pieces for the pickle sauce.
STEP 2/7
Cut the green onions, peppers, and whole garlic into big pieces.
STEP 3/7
Combine soy sauce, cooking wine, grain syrup, oligosaccharide and water in a saucepan.
*If you make it sweet with grain syrup and oligosaccharide without sugar, and there is no grain syrup or oligosaccharide, using xylose sugar, which is less absorbed by the body, is good for your health.
STEP 4/7
Add onion, green onion, cheongyang pepper, and garlic to mix 2) and boil for about 10 minutes.
(If it boils over high heat, lower it to medium heat.)
*If you boil it for too long, it's salty and the seaweed is thin
It's salty, so boil it for about 10 minutes until the vegetables come out.
It's similar to seasoned soy sauce, right?
STEP 5/7
Cut the rectangular seaweed into 6 pieces and place it in a glass bowl.
*The seaweed I have is rectangular
I cut it into 6 pieces. Square seaweed is
Cut it into quarters.
STEP 6/7
When the sauce boils, turn off the heat and make it lukewarm
Let it cool to that extent.
*Because the seaweed is thin, if the sauce is hot
The steam is turned upside down and shrunk by the heat, so it cools to a lukewarm degree.
STEP 7/7
Press the seaweed with a spoon to soak the sauce
And then refrigerate it.
Place in sauce and refrigerate.
The steam may turn over because it is thin, so please cool the sauce lukewarmly and pour it in.
Use the leftover gimbap or green laver for pickled laver and do not let loose the laver should not be loosened.