Korean Squid Bibimbap
1.
Soak the dried bracken in warm water until soft (2-3 hours).
2.
Then put it in a pot and cook for later use (20-30 minutes).
3.
Prepare the ingredients, wash the squid and cut into sections.
4.
The rice is prepared ahead of time.
5.
Wash the stone pot, pour in an appropriate amount of sesame oil, brush it again and set aside.
6.
Fry the pan until the oil heats up and pour in the squid whiskers.
7.
Stir fry with the cooking wine until the squid changes color and firm.
8.
Add a pinch of salt.
9.
Pour out the squid and discard the water from the fry.
10.
Wash the leek and cut into sections, cut the bracken into sections, and shred the carrots.
11.
Add a little sesame oil to the pot, pour in the soybean sprouts and stir fry until cooked and served.
12.
Add the bracken and stir fry for a while to serve.
13.
Then stir-fry carrots and leeks.
14.
Heat the rice in a stone pot over medium-low heat for 3-5 minutes.
15.
Then put all the ingredients on the rice.
16.
Cover and continue to simmer for 3-5 minutes.
17.
In another pot, add a little oil, beat in the eggs and fry them until the egg whites are set and turn off the heat.
18.
Put the fried eggs on the stone pot and serve. Add some bibimbap sauce and mix evenly when eating.
Tips:
The bracken must be soaked in advance until soft, and then cooked before being eaten.
The ingredients above can be any vegetables you like.
Be sure to wipe the stone pot with sesame oil, and then add some sesame oil to the bottom of the pot so that it will not stick to the bottom when heated.
The eggs can also be fried directly on top of the rice in the stone pot, heated a little, and then mixed together. This is also delicious.
Bibimbap sauce can be bought ready-made, or you can use Korean hot sauce with soy sauce, cooked sesame seeds and a little water to make a bibimbap sauce, which is as delicious.