STEP 1/7
Cut the radish into 1cm thick pieces, cut it into half-moon shapes, and lay it under the pot. If you want to keep the radish in shape for a long time, you can cut it thicker and put it in.
STEP 2/7
Put the bridge of the nose on the radish.
STEP 3/7
Wash blanched dried radish greens once, squeeze out the water, and cut them into bite-size pieces.
STEP 4/7
Put dried radish greens on the bridge of the nose.
STEP 5/7
Add mala sauce and spread evenly, then add minced garlic and green onions, and add brewed soy sauce, cooking wine, and sugar.
STEP 6/7
Pour the broth, close the lid, boil it over high heat until it boils, and then simmer it gently over medium-low heat. The legs are well-cooked, and the radish tastes like mala, and the dried radish tastes like mala.
STEP 7/7
Put the overripe pollack, dried radish, and dried pollack on the plate and sprinkle the soup with the smell of mala, and you're done with braised marako legs.
You can have a light nose bridge, mara-flavored dried radish, and mara-ko-dari stew with radish on top of rice.