Antarctic Krill and Radish Vermicelli Soup

by Apple Kitchen

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

In this soup, I also put the green radish that is unique to the north, the green radish in winter, raw food is slightly spicy and juicy, and the soup is made into a soup without any spicy. It is perfect for seafood and fans. If you don't have green radish, you can use white radish instead, but the taste is slightly worse.
In this soup, I also put krill from Antarctica. This prawn is extremely fresh, even though it is frozen. After thawing, it can be poured into the pot with the soup, and even the shell can be eaten directly without removing the head. The shell is especially suitable for the elderly and children to eat, and it is very calcium-supplementing.
Green radish and half an Antarctic krill 40 g vermicelli 30 g salt sesame oil moderate ginger 2 slices pepper and coriander

Antarctic Krill and Radish Vermicelli Soup

1. Prepare ingredients.

2. After the vermicelli is washed, cool water into the pot.

3. When cooking vermicelli, rub the green radish into silk. If there is no green radish, white radish will do. But the taste will be different.

4. After the water boils, you can put the shredded radish into the pot

5. When the shredded radish is about to boil, add Antarctic krill and ginger slices.

6. After boiling, cook for a while to turn off the heat. Add a little sesame oil.

7. Add a pinch of salt to taste.

8. Add a little white pepper and coriander at the end.

Tips:

White radish can be used without green radish, but the taste is a little bit worse

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