STEP 1/6
Soak dried seaweed in water for 20 minutes and squeeze the water out! It is said that if you soak seaweed in water for a long time, it will not taste good. <UNT_PHL> I think more than 10 minutes and less than 30 minutes is appropriate.
STEP 2/6
I put it on a sieve to drain the oil from the tuna can. I used to throw away canned tuna oil... They say you can use canned tuna oil. But I decided to remove the oil from the tuna can...
STEP 3/6
Add sesame oil and stir-fry seaweed for 2 to 3 minutes.
STEP 4/6
Today, I tried using rice water for seaweed soup. If you use rice water, the soup is softer and delicious. You can use bottled water or other broth instead of rice water.
STEP 5/6
When the water boils, add rice water, reduce the heat to medium low, boil it for 7 to 8 minutes, add ground garlic, add 2 spoons of tuna liquid, and 3 spoons of soy sauce.
STEP 6/6
Add 2 de-oiled tuna cans, please. Boil it for three to four more minutes and add a little more soy sauce for the lack of seasoning to complete.
I think seaweed soup is easy in Korea. The ingredients are simple, you just have to boil it. The smell of the salty sea and the soft seaweed made me shiver all over my body. In particular, the seaweed soup felt thicker by using the rice hot water broth, and how soft the seaweed melted by the hot power of the broth was... If you boil seaweed soup the next day, it gets softer and tastier. Soak dried seaweed and boil it with a can of tuna! It's tuna seaweed soup that you can eat until the morning when you boil it in the evening.