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Pick cabbages and wash them thoroughly
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After you season it with salt
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Mix flour and cold water 1:1 well and season with salt.
15 tablespoons of flour
15 tablespoons of cold water
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The ratio of salt is flour 5: water 5: salt 1/2 small liquor
a teaspoon of salt
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Spread the flour thickly on the cabbage leaves with a spoon and put it on a pan with plenty of vegetables
Why does the oil smell so good on a snowy day!
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Turn the cabbage stem upside down when it starts to turn transparent.
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If you pour enough vegetables and cook it like it's fried, it's crispy on the outside and moist inside
Delicious
The cabbage pancake is ready.
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Place on a plate and serve with soy sauce.
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percentage of soy sauce in soy sauce
Soy sauce 1: sugar 1: water 4: vinegar as much as you want
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I think it's better to buy the head part and cut it and use it.
Wash the salt attached to 2 sheets of jellyfish head and rinse it a couple of times in cold water.
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I'll roll up the jellyfish's head
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Cut it into 0.5cm thick pieces.
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When a small drop starts to rise right before the water boils, turn off the heat
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Add jellyfish and stir to blanch quickly
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Rinse it in cold water.
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Soak the blanched jellyfish in the sauce and soak it in the refrigerator for more than 3 hours.
(When an opaque jellyfish turns transparent, it's perfect!)! It's a good texture to eat)
Soaked water ratio of jellyfish
Vinegar 3
Sugar three
(I added a bit of crushed garlic to get rid of the jellyfish smell.)
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Slice cucumber, onion, bell pepper, carrot thinly and add lemon thinly
(The amount of ingredients and the type of vegetables you want)
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Tear the crab meat.
(Add as much as you want)
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The ratio of making jellyfish salad sauce.
(You have to use a measuring spoon or measuring cup to get the right proportion.)
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Water 1
Sugar 1
Vinegar 1
2 minced garlic
1/5th of salt
1/3 of mustard (I like the pungent taste, so I added 1/2 of it)
Sesame oil 1
Lee Hye-jung's cooking research is a recipe for cold jellyfish salad, and I like it because it tastes so good.
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Put the jellyfish in the prepared vegetables
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Pour the cold jelly sauce on the left and then mix it.
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The cold jellyfish salad is done.
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When I was in Korea, I remembered the jellyfish salad I ate at a Chinese restaurant, so I piled up the tower on a plate, recalling the memories.
Cold jellyfish salad
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I think cabbage pancakes taste better when they're hot.
(I ate one while frying cabbage pancakes and it's really, really good!)
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Sweet and sour! It's a fantastic combination because you eat it with spicy jellyfish salad.
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Chilled jellyfish salad is always delicious when you eat it.