
Homemade Matdongsan: Crispy Korean Peanut Cookies (About 340 g)
A homemade version of Korea's Matdongsan snack: fry egg-flour dough, crisp it in the oven, then coat with syrup and chopped peanuts. It needs careful handling of hot oil and syrup.
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A homemade version of Korea's Matdongsan snack: fry egg-flour dough, crisp it in the oven, then coat with syrup and chopped peanuts. It needs careful handling of hot oil and syrup.

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