Pour lukewarm water into a shallow plate and soak the rice paper.
Remove the rice paper from the water and roll it up.
Cut the rice paper rolls into short pieces.
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20 min
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Time
20 min
Preparation
5 min
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15 min
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1 tablespoon
2 tablespoons
1 dash
200 milliliters
2 tablespoons
40 grams
1 bunch
Narindra
0 Recipes
Medium
Easy
20 min
Spiciness
Medium
Difficulty
Easy
Time
20 min
Preparation
5 min
Cooking
15 min
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Literally translated as "fried rice cake". However, it's not directly fried but cooked together with the sauce. For a milder version, you can replace the chili paste with tomato/paprika paste.
Medium
Easy
20 min
Spiciness
Medium
Difficulty
Easy
Time
20 min
Preparation
5 min
Cooking
15 min
20
1 tablespoon
2 tablespoons
1 dash
200 milliliters
2 tablespoons
40 grams
1 bunch
Pour lukewarm water into a shallow plate and soak the rice paper.
Remove the rice paper from the water and roll it up.
Cut the rice paper rolls into short pieces.
Pour the water into a pot.
Add gochujang, sesame oil, soy sauce, and sugar and mix well.
Bring everything to a quick boil and add the rice cakes (or the rice paper rolls).
Let everything simmer for at least 5 minutes (stirring occasionally).
Once the rice cakes are cooked through and the sauce has thickened, add the cheese and continue to simmer briefly with a lid until the cheese melts.
Finally, as a garnish, chop the spring onion and sprinkle it over.
Instead of gochujang, you can use tomato paste (the same amount) if you don't like spiciness that much.
Enjoy your meal!!!
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