Amaranth in Soup
1.
Prepare the required materials, clean the amaranth and cut into small pieces, mince garlic and millet, peel off the shell of preserved eggs and salted duck eggs, and chop the preserved eggs for later use;
2.
Start the pot, pour in the right amount of water, add a few drops of cooking oil and half a teaspoon of salt; add a few drops of oil to make the amaranth more color, and add the right amount of salt to keep the amaranth with a bottom taste;
3.
After boiling, add the roots of the amaranth first, and then add the amaranth leaves half a minute later, until the red is boiled, then boil again;
4.
Then remove and drain the water and put it in a slightly deep dish for later use;
5.
Start the pan again, pour in a little cooking oil, add minced garlic and chopped peppers after the oil is hot, stir fry for a fragrance; if you can’t eat spicy food or don’t like spicy food, you can ignore the peppers;
6.
Then pour in the salted duck eggs and preserved eggs, crush the salted duck eggs with a spatula, and stir-fry them together until the skin of the preserved eggs is slightly charred and slightly golden, and a lot of bubbles emerge from the pot;
7.
Pour in a bowl of boiling water and add a little edible salt, because the salted egg yolk has a salty taste, so you only need a little edible salt;
8.
Wait until the soup is boiled until thick, then turn off the heat, and then directly pour the soup on the amaranth;
Tips:
1. Pour boiling water, and it's best to pour it all at once. This is the key to the milky soup! Of course, if there is broth, it is better, so that the amaranth tastes better;
2. Fried preserved eggs with oil can effectively remove the alkaline taste of preserved eggs, which can stimulate the umami taste of preserved eggs more than directly boiled in the soup;
3. The blanching time of amaranth must be grasped. Amaranth is very easy to cook. If the heat is not controlled well, it will lose its tender taste, so pay attention to it;
4. Amaranth must be tender. When buying vegetables, you can check the thickness of the roots to see if the roots are easily broken, etc. You can refer to various aspects, or just remove the roots, leaving only the leaves;