Radish kelp sparerib soup
Manual cooking
White radish? 200 grams? Dried kelp? 50 grams? Pork ribs? 2 persons 150g.
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Radish kelp sparerib soup
Manual cooking
White radish? 200 grams? Dried kelp? 50 grams? Pork ribs? 2 persons 150g.
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Onions? 2 grams? 2 grams of sesame oil? 2 grams of salt? Chicken essence 1 g? 2 grams of ginger
There is an elemental enzyme in radish that can absorb starch in food. Boiled radish can better dissolve the food accumulated in the stomach, has a good digestive effect, and can better prevent stomach pain and gastric ulcer. Vitamin C in radish can help eliminate waste in the body and promote the metabolism of the body. Kelp is rich in nutrition and contains iodine, iron, calcium, mannitol, carotene and other ingredients needed by human body. Although kelp can effectively relieve edema during pregnancy, it is not suitable for excessive consumption.
Practice of radish kelp sparerib soup
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Prepare ingredients.
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Soak dried kelp in water for one night. When the volume becomes larger, wash it several times to clean up the sand.
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Put the ribs in cold water, put two slices of ginger in the pot, boil until the pot boils, and take out for later use.
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Prepare another pot, add a proper amount of water, and add the chopped kelp when the water boils.
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Add ribs.
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Add a little onion and ginger. Cook over medium heat for about half an hour.
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Add white radish.
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Cook for another half an hour or so and add salt.
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Finally, turn off the fire and add a small amount of chicken essence.
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Sprinkle some sesame oil before cooking. Sprinkle a little coriander.
Finished product map of radish kelp sparerib soup
Cooking skills of radish kelp sparerib soup
skill
1. A small amount of soybeans is added here to enhance the flavor, but it can also be omitted.
2. How much soup is cooked depends on the amount of water. Turn off the heat when the soup is about to boil, and don't dry it.