Clam and Leek Noodle Soup
1.
Wash the clams, soak them in light salt water and let them spit out the mud and sand. The one I bought is very clean. The owner of the seafood is very good. He has cleaned up the clams.
2.
Prepare fresh noodles and 1 small handful of leeks, wash the leeks and cut into small pieces
3.
Put water in the pot, put the clams, add 2 slices of ginger (to remove the fishy and neutralize the coldness of the clams) and 1 tablespoon of rice wine. Bring to a boil
4.
After the fire is boiled, cook for another 2 minutes. Use a spoon to skim off the scum
5.
Scoop out the flower clam for later use, to prevent its meat from getting old and affecting its taste. Tip: If the cooked clams do not open their mouths, they should be picked out and thrown away, indicating that they are dead clams.
6.
Put the noodles into the soup of boiled clams and cook them
7.
Season with a little salt, sprinkle with chives
8.
Pour in the cooked clams, turn off the heat, fill a bowl, and start eating