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Peel the potatoes and prepare them
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If you grind potatoes on a grater, the texture is better
It's hot and my arm hurts
You can use a hand blender to grind it
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If you're done grinding the potatoes...
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Put the ground potatoes in a hemp cloth
As much as you can!! Squeeze it
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The dehydrated potato
It's fluffy even when you look at it with your eyes, right?
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There are 4 potatoes, but there's a lot of water
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If it sinks for about an hour, it's more completely separated
If you don't have time, it's okay to calm down like this much
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Pour out the water from the stomach and add to the starch
I'll add potato powder squeezed with a pillow
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Mix it well like dough
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I'll make the dough
I make Ongshimi
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Prepare the broth with anchovies and kelp
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I'll put in the round potato ongsimi
I'll boil it
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When I think of Ongshimi
Onions and pumpkin mushrooms are good, too
Add the vegetables you want and boil them
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With soy sauce and salt
Season to taste
You can drink clear soup like this
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I like a lot of perilla powder!!
I added it
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appetizing with the eyes
Potato ongsimi is done
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The round shape is pretty...
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It looks good, right??
Can you imagine 100% potato texture??
It's chewy
It's chewy
If there's any water left on the grated potatoes
When you put it in the broth, it loosens up
The food gets messy and it doesn't look good
If the dough feels watery, add half a tablespoon of potato starch
You can put it in