Homemade Cold Noodles
1.
Marinate two pieces of beef, take 2 tablespoons of beef broth, add water, salt, apple cider vinegar, onion powder, garlic powder to boil, let cool and put it in the refrigerator
2.
Cut the marinated beef into thick slices and soak them in the marinade for flavor
3.
Boil cold noodles with water. The cooking time and maturity depend on different cold noodles. Generally, it takes about seven or eight minutes. You can take one of them and try to cut them off by hand. There are many types of cold noodles, ranging from dark brown to light-colored. Generally, the darker the color, the more resilient
4.
Remove the cooked noodles, put them on a sieve and rinse them with ice water several times, then drain the water and pour them into a large bowl. The noodles that have been "tightened" with ice water will have a more chewy texture
5.
Pour the noodles into a large bowl, pile up the cold noodles slightly, and pour some iced beef broth into the bowl. Generally, if you eat in a restaurant, you use a double-layer insulated stainless steel bowl, so that the whole bowl of soup will not change the taste because it becomes warm. I don’t have such a large size in ordinary homes, so I used a ceramic bowl for soup.
6.
Fry an egg until it is eighty mature (I personally prefer to eat fried eggs), or cut or slice boiled eggs, wash and shred cucumbers, slice tomatoes, and surround them with stewed beef and kimchi. Put Korean sweet chili sauce, cooked sesame seeds, and pine nuts in the middle. You can mix them and eat.