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Mussels don't need to be deflated, so rinse them several times in cold running water and then remove the foreign substances attached like whiskers. After finishing the preparation, rinse it once more.
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Garlic is one of the tips on how to cook mussel soup today. If you stir-fry the garlic a little and smell it, you can make the soup much cleaner and more flavorful than if you add minced garlic later on. I'll cut it into pieces about 0.3cm thick.
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Cheongyang red pepper and chives, which will add to the spicy and refreshing taste, will be sliced at 0.3cm intervals.
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First, preheat the pot over medium heat for 4 minutes, then add a little bit of olive oil, stir-fry the garlic and give it a good flavor. Stir-fry about 3 minutes until golden.
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Now, I'm going to add the prepared mussels and half a tablespoon of cooking wine to blow away the smell. If you add too much cooking wine, the soup may get sweet, so be careful.
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Now pour 500mL of water and start boiling.
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Remove the impurities that came to mind as it started to boil, and when you complete it later, the soup is clear and good.
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Now add 1t of salt and 1/2t of pepper and season to taste.'
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Lastly, if you add Cheongyang red pepper and chives, you're done cooking the spicy and refreshing mussel soup!
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The fun of eating fresh mussels is, as expected, the very taste of the flesh. There's no need to explain the coolness of the soup, right?
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Today, we had a soup dish that anyone can easily complete, and a recipe for making mussel soup. Regardless of the weather, I think it's a delicious menu that makes you want to eat anytime. Enjoy your day! :)
1) Stir-fry the garlic and give it a flavor.
2) Please use a little cooking wine to catch the smell.