Big Bone Corn Carrot Soup
1.
Cut large bones, corn, carrots into sections, and slice ginger. These materials are put in a casserole and stewed together, and the casserole stews the soup.
2.
Put the big bones, corn, carrot and ginger in a casserole, I am the bones that have been blanched, and boil them directly in hot water. Stew for about an hour, and then add salt when it comes out of the pot. Putting salt too early will cause the protein to solidify, which is not easy to dissolve. It will also cause the soup to darken and the concentration is not enough. Good practice. This is cooked bone soup.
3.
Let's have a bowl full of big bone soup. I have an appetite when I look at it. I didn't put oil when I cooked. This is a thin layer of oil boiled.
Tips:
The less seasoning, the more delicious the original taste of the material. This soup is the most served soup in my house. The taste is sweet and rich.