STEP 1/15
Put some cooking oil in the pot and stir-fry 2 soybean paste and 1 ssamjang Hodul's uses commercial doenjang In the case of commercially available sauces, minced garlic seasoning doesn't seem to go well, so I omit it, but if you use home soybean paste, you can add 0.5 minced garlic to create a deeper taste
STEP 2/15
I stir-fried soybean paste and ssamjang with sliced pork belly. If you're worried about the smell, you can add 1 cooking wine and stir-fry it together. (Not Hodul mom
STEP 3/15
When the meat is stir-fried, add water and bring to a boil At this time, you can use rice water instead of broth. For the spicy taste, I cut a chili pepper and made it for him
STEP 4/15
Trim the vegetables for the soybean paste stew Slice the radish thinly,
STEP 5/15
I cut the zucchini into half-moon shapes
STEP 6/15
I cut half of the onions
STEP 7/15
I cut the tofu into cubes
STEP 8/15
When the soybean paste water starts to boil, add radish, onion, zucchini, and tofu and boil more
STEP 9/15
I added vegetables and chopped green onions while boiling.
STEP 10/15
Fill it with 0.5 salt and add 1 red pepper powder
STEP 11/15
After thinking about it, I decided to put in clams! (You can skip clams)
STEP 12/15
I rinsed the clams and put them in the stew. (I heard you don't have to do that) I also put enoki mushrooms in and boiled them
STEP 13/15
When all the ingredients are cooked, the meat restaurant's doenjang-jjigae is done
STEP 14/15
I put it in a small earthen pot and heated it'
STEP 15/15
It's cool with clams and radish, and it's slightly greasy with pork belly instead of beef brisket
In the case of commercially available sauces, minced garlic seasoning doesn't seem to go well, so I omit it, but if you use home soybean paste, you can add 0.5 minced garlic to create a deeper taste