Korean cold noodles
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: put the buckwheat flour into the pot in cold water and cook until there is no hard core
Step 2: slice the tomato and ham and cut the cucumber
Step 3: shred green onion and ginger
Step 4: mix vinegar, sugar, salt and seasoning soy sauce according to your own taste
Step 5: peel the cooked eggs and cut them with wire
Step 6: overcooled the cooked buckwheat flour
Step 7: pour the sauce into a cold, cold, open dish
Step 8: put buckwheat flour into a bowl with good flavor
Step 9: spread all kinds of ingredients on the noodles, and finally put Korean chili sauce as needed
Materials required:
Buckwheat noodles: right amount
Cooked eggs: right amount
Ham: moderate
Korean hot cabbage: right amount
Ripe peanuts: right amount
Tomatoes: right amount
Cucumber: moderate
Scallion: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Vinegar: moderate
Salt: right amount
Seasoning soy sauce: right amount
Sugar: right amount
Korean chili sauce: right amount
Note: when boiling buckwheat noodles, it's best to add cold water directly below. After boiling, add cold water twice until there is no hard core.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: slightly spicy
Chinese PinYin : Han Shi Leng Mian
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