STEP 1/13
Soak dried seaweed in water and soak it gently I used thick long-legged seaweed, but the amount of this seaweed didn't increase even if it was soaked, so I prepared 30g. You can prepare 20 to 25g of real seaweed sold on the market
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Rinse the soaked seaweed gently and then drain it by cutting it into bite-size pieces with a knife or scissors
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If you rinse the frozen abalone under running water and put it on a sieve, it melts and falls off on its own.
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For those who want to use abalone, cut it not too small after trimming.
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Put soaked seaweed, a spoon of perilla oil, a spoon of sesame oil, and a spoon of tuna liquid in a pot and turn on high heat.
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Don't remove the foam that starts to boil, but remove the foam when it boils to the center
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After removing the foam, cover and lower the heat to medium and simmer for 30 minutes.
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After 30 minutes, the soup decreased a lot, making the soup look milky and milky!!
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Add abalone meat and water and boil it again. You can add water to suit your taste by looking at the amount of ingredients. I added 500ml more
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After adjusting the amount of water, add a spoonful of soy sauce, open the lid, boil it, and when it boils up, cover it and boil for another 10 minutes.
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After 10 minutes, the soup becomes milder thanks to the abalone. If you season it with salt, the abalone seaweed soup is complete
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A bowl of refreshing and rich seaweed soup, kimchi and rice are all you need! I don't need any stock. It's so good just by adding ingredients and boiling it. I'm so much
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Enjoy the seaweed soup and stay healthy
I used the trimmed abalone It's the same way to make a bow.