STEP 1/20
First, cut off the withered leaves of bok choy and cut the bottom slightly.Then cut the bok choy in the middle with a knife and cut it in half.
STEP 2/20
Cut the bok choy with big abandon into quarters, and cut the medium bok choy into two halves like me.
STEP 3/20
Soak in water for 10 minutes or so that the soil dissolves and washes away.
STEP 4/20
Wash it several times under running water.
STEP 5/20
Drain the clean bok choy with a sieve.
STEP 6/20
Cut off the messy bottom of the mushrooms, wipe them lightly with a kitchen towel, and slice them into appropriate thicknesses.
STEP 7/20
Make plaid cuts back and forth on the mushrooms.
STEP 8/20
Chop the green onions.
STEP 9/20
Add 1/2 spoon of salt and 1 spoon of cooking oil to boiling water and stir well.
STEP 10/20
When it boils up, add bok choy and blanch for about 50 seconds.
STEP 11/20
Sift the blanched bok choy and rinse it in cold water.
STEP 12/20
Squeeze the water by hand and prepare it.
STEP 13/20
Grease a heated frying pan with cooking oil, place the cut mushrooms, sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper and bake.
STEP 14/20
Bake until golden brown on the front and back.
STEP 15/20
Place the roasted saesongi mushrooms on a plate.
STEP 16/20
Add 3 spoons of water to 1 spoon of starch and mix well to make starch water.
STEP 17/20
Put 1/2 cup water paper cup, 1.5 spoon of oyster sauce, 1.5 spoon of dark soy sauce, 1 spoon of sugar and 2 spoon of starch water in a pan and bring to a boil.
STEP 18/20
Add the green onion here and bring to a boil, stirring the sauce with a spoon. Turn off the heat when it becomes thick.
STEP 19/20
Place bok choy round the plate and place the saesongi mushroom baked in the middle of the plate.
STEP 20/20
Place the sauce in the middle and sprinkle sesame seeds to complete.