Korean Noodles
1.
Prepare materials. Shred cucumber and carrot, cut cuttlefish into guts, peel off mung bean sprouts, rinse, and soak the vermicelli softly for later use.
2.
Heat up the frying pan, add the carrot shreds, fry it, set it aside
3.
Stir-fry cuttlefish, vermicelli, and mung bean sprouts in turn, set them up for later use
4.
Put the ingredients needed for the sauce into a small bowl
5.
Mix the sauce and mix well, then use it later
6.
Add water to the pot, boil, add golden dragon fish and fresh egg noodles, cook until broken
7.
Put the cooked noodles in cold water and wash the batter on the surface slightly
8.
Drain the water, put it in a bowl, pour in sesame oil, and mix well. You can add more sesame oil, it will be very fragrant
9.
Add the fried dishes
10.
Pour in the sauce and mix well
11.
Add the cucumber shreds, eggs, and kimchi, mix well, and start eating
Tips:
1. For noodles, choose the noodles with a little bit of strength, otherwise it will become mushy in the end, which will affect the taste.
2. You can also add some of your favorite vegetables, such as shredded zucchini and kimchi. . . .
3. Add some steamed rice sauce to make it more fragrant. No, you can leave it alone.
4. Aumai noodles take slightly longer to cook than ordinary dried noodles. The recommended time is 6-7 minutes. If you like to eat softer noodles, you can increase the cooking time appropriately according to your personal taste.