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Squish dee lish
Squish dee lish





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squish dee lish

I think that you need more than 2 T of soy sauce as it was absorbed immediately- not enough liquid. For second time making, I modified to get closer to my idea of Bulgogi. Grilled the steak after marinating for 10 hours.

squish dee lish

I made the marinade exactly as stated using flank steak.







Squish dee lish