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Remove the mustache from the mussel
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Wash with coarse salt
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I prepared the onions in small pieces. I prepared minced garlic, sliced garlic, and a can of whole tomatoes
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In a pan with 10 tablespoons of olive oil, stir-fry minced garlic and sliced garlic until the garlic flavor comes up
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Add onions and stir-fry for 1-2 minutes
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On top of the fried onion, open the whole tomato and put it in Add the whole tomatoes and mash the tomatoes with a spoon or spatula
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Add chicken stock, parmesan cheese, and basil I have frozen basil, so I put in frozen basil, but if you have raw basil leaves, please use it! It's even better
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Boil for about a minute and season It's okay if you're bored When mussel broth comes out, it becomes slightly salty Add the prepared mussels
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Next, add white wine and lemon juice After the mussels are in, continue to cook over high heat
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Add mussels and stir-fry for 1 to 2 minutes
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Cover and cook over high heat for 2 minutes
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The mussels opened their mouths and the water from the mussels increased the soup And I thought the soup was a bit boring So I'm going to put the ripe mussels on the pan to put them on the table
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I boiled the soup over a short heat for about 4-5 minutes
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Since it's a stew, of course there needs to be soup ~ I sprinkled the broth over the mussels
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It's a mussel dish, tomato mussel stew is done Mussels stew tastes better with ciabatta or baguette ~ I thought about making tomato mussel stew for dinner and quickly baked the doughless ciabatta