STEP 1/10
Oysters are kneaded with their fingertips to remove the mud and roast them with salt water.
STEP 2/10
Drain well and prepare it on one side.
STEP 3/10
I'll give you my broth. Put 5 anchovies, a small piece of kelp, green onion root, and a little onion in 10 cups of water and boil it over high heat
After 5 minutes, filter out the kelp and lower the heat to make broth for 2 to 30 minutes.
Sieve out the ingredients.
Put the whole radish in and take out the bite and chop it.
STEP 4/10
Please soak the seaweed on one side. One pinch is enough to soak.
STEP 5/10
Now add the radish to the broth and season it.
STEP 6/10
Add 1 to 2 spoons of soy sauce and color it, and add salted shrimp, which seems to be boring, to create a cleaner taste.
STEP 7/10
If you don't have salted shrimp, you can just use salt.
Eric added some garlic, but I didn't. It might kill the scent.
Add some pepper, too.
Now add the seaweed and boil it for a while, then add the oysters when the seaweed is cooked and cooked enough.
STEP 8/10
Just before you eat, put cold rice in an earthen pot and add the broth.
STEP 9/10
Oysters should be put in later to make the scent alive and taste good.
STEP 10/10
Boil water parsley and chives for another 2-3 minutes just before trimming them, and add eggs and soft-boiled.
I was fat because I didn't have eggs, but it still tastes good.
Chives and water parsley are good for both, but if you have to put it in, you can just add chives. Even if you don't have eggs, pass! You can enjoy a cleaner taste if you season it with salted shrimp.