Casserole Version of Mustard Egg Drop Soup
1.
Wash two mustard hearts. I like mustard hearts. This one is the most tender and tastes the best
2.
Finely chop the roots and leaves of mustard greens
3.
Take a bowl and knock in an egg
4.
Break up
5.
Add the right amount of salt and stir well
6.
Use a casserole and add the right amount of water. I drink for two and I have about two and a half bowls of water.
7.
Cover, heat and cook.
8.
When slightly boiling, add an appropriate amount of oil.
9.
With salt
10.
Add chicken noodles
11.
Add pepper
12.
Boil the water, pour the mustard
13.
Boil for about 1 minute after boiling. You can test whether the roots of the mustard greens have softened for the first time. Stir it with a spoon and add the egg mixture.
14.
When the egg liquid has solidified, stir it with a spoon and turn off the heat.
15.
Pour in a little sesame oil at the end.
16.
Clay pot has better heat preservation performance. Drink it while it's hot. It tastes good.
Tips:
1. Don't cut the mustard root into too big pieces. Small pieces are easier to taste.
2. Turn off the fire after the eggs are poured in. The casserole has better heat retention. Turn off the fire and still maintain the firepower for tens of seconds. If the fire is not turned off, it will easily boil, which will affect the appearance of the finished product.