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If it's not a typical large capacity, a small bag of dried squid is about 200-300g. About 200g is about two handfuls. Divide portions and pre-cut to desired length.
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You don't have to add mayonnaise if you don't want it. The recipe for Jongwon Baek is to coat it with the sauce as it is, so if the squid is hard, it's better to coat it with mayonnaise. Add 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise.
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Put on plastic gloves and mix the dried squid with mayonnaise. Plastic gloves should be reused when seasoned, so it's better not to throw them away. (Waste)
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Put half a cup of water in a pan and turn the heat on low heat.
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Add the seasoning right away regardless of the order. Add 2 tablespoons of sugar, 2 tablespoons of red pepper paste, 3 tablespoons of starch syrup & oligosaccharide, and 1 tablespoon of red pepper powder.And boil over low heat.
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You don't have to boil it for a long time. Just turn off the light right away if it feels bubbly.
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Finally, add 1.5 tablespoons of sesame oil and mix.
STEP 8/8
(Be careful because it's hot. You can cool it down a little.) Put on plastic gloves and mix it with the seasoning by adding the dried squid that was marinated in mayonnaise.
*Tips for stir-fried squid with Jongwon Baek *
1. You have to use the minimum seasoning and scratch all the seasoning on the frying pan and season it. So it can be tight. If you want a sweeter and spicy stir-fried Jongwon Baek dried squid, you can increase the amount of seasoning little by little.
2. The redder it looks, the more delicious it looks! If you want that feeling, add 0.5 to 1 tablespoon of red pepper powder. I didn't want the liver to be strong, so I adjusted the pepper powder.
3. Jinmichae has white white delicacies and red delicacies processed without peeling, but it is more chewy than Hongjinmi, so Hongjinmi may not be good for this method because it for this method.