STEP 1/9
First, put water in the pot, add anchovies, and serve anchovy broth.
STEP 2/9
You can prepare vegetables while we make the broth. I wanted to eat it spicy, so I chopped up the refreshing pepper and put it in, but the amount was too small. There was no pepper, so I put in the ones that I had, but it's not that spicy when I put in the eggs.
STEP 3/9
Wash the chives and cut them into bite-size pieces. Mix two eggs, add chives and make egg water.
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When the anchovy broth is ready, remove the anchovies and add the carrots first.
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Then add the onions and chilli peppers. If you want to feel the spicy taste of the refreshing pepper, you can add the pepper at the end. Even if I boil it for too long, the spicy taste almost disappears.
STEP 6/9
Add zucchini and chopped green onions and bring to a boil.
STEP 7/9
When it boils up, add salt and season it. If you mix the egg water later, the seasoning will weaken, so you can make it a little salty. I didn't add garlic after I finished making Korean pancakes. It's delicious even if you don't put it in, but I think garlic will taste better.
STEP 8/9
Turn the heat to low, pour the prepared chive egg water, and when the egg water is slightly cooked, bring to a boil over high heat. At first, if you beat the egg over low heat, it gets lumped together smoothly.
STEP 9/9
Put it in a bowl and it's done. The simple and light chives egg soup is done. The dinner menu was curry, so I cooked light leek egg water for soup and ate it together. Curry with my favorite soft-boiled egg and an extra sausage is better than eating outside. Chives egg soup doesn't feel too much pressure on my stomach, so it's good to put rice in the morning.