STEP 1/22
Slice carrots and cucumbers thinly
Don't cut carrots long like cucumbers. Cut them in half
Please shred it
STEP 2/22
Add salt and vinegar to the cucumber
you can enjoy a richer taste
STEP 3/22
Shiitake mushrooms that smell good
It goes well with gimbap, too!
Cut it into small pieces to make it easy to eat!
STEP 4/22
Cut the avocado in half and scoop it with a spoon
STEP 5/22
Cut it into small pieces and make it look good
STEP 6/22
Add sugar, salt, and 2 tablespoons of milk for 3 eggs
Stir it
Grease the pan a little and fry it thinly!!
STEP 7/22
If you fry it thinly, there are about three!
STEP 8/22
Carrots are not greased
Sprinkle a little bit of salt and stir-fry it
STEP 9/22
You can skip Cheongyang red pepper
I like spicy food
I cut it long and added some more
STEP 10/22
About two and a half bowls of rice
Add salt, sugar, sesame oil, and vinegar to season
STEP 11/22
If you're all ready
Put rice paper in lukewarm water and put it on a cutting board
Open it up and post it
STEP 12/22
I'll put gimbap seaweed on top of that
STEP 13/22
Spread the rice evenly
STEP 14/22
Put a lot of ingredients in the middle
STEP 15/22
I made two kinds of gimbap with Cheongyang red pepper and not with Cheongyang red pepper
STEP 16/22
Press it down and roll it carefully
Lastly, shape it with a gimbap foot and make a stronger gimbap
STEP 17/22
Cut it into bite-size pieces!
STEP 18/22
It's light and simple
Delicious gimbap is done!
STEP 19/22
There's rice paper on the outside
I could feel the chewy taste, so my mouth was so full
It's also fun to eat >
STEP 20/22
Place the finished kimbap on a pretty plate
STEP 21/22
Personally
It tastes better if you dip it in a sauce mixed with wasabi and mayonnaise >
STEP 22/22
I wrapped the remaining ingredients in rice paper and ate them like spring rolls!!