Emerald Cod Soup
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
Cut lettuce and carrot into small particles, and tear the soaked scallops into thin strips
3.
Cut the cod into small pieces after thawing
4.
Add a teaspoon of salt
5.
Squeeze about 15 grams of lemon juice, mix well and marinate for 15 minutes
6.
Put pure water in the wok, add the small half of the soup treasure (you can use the broth instead), a little ginger and scallops
7.
Bring to a boil and turn to low heat and continue to cook for about 2 minutes
8.
Add lettuce and carrot pellets
9.
Then add the marinated cod fillet and continue to boil. You can use a spoon to skim off the froth that floats on the surface, so that the soup will be clearer
10.
Pour in water starch, it looks like it forms a thin gorgon, but it shouldn’t be too thick.
11.
Then pour the beaten egg whites and stir quickly
12.
Finally, add salt, pepper and a little pea sprouts to garnish
Tips:
Little warning marinating cod with lemon juice can remove fishy, of course, adding pepper during the cooking process is also about removing the fishy and cold. Since it is a soup, it must be thickened with water starch, but only thinly sliced egg white can be used. Be sure to put it after the thin gorgon is formed, so that it will not sink to the bottom of the soup. You can use the broth, or the light thick soup. If there is no pure water, the scallops should be soaked half a day earlier. Use warm water and a little cooking wine. I soaked the pea sprouts in the evening in advance and used it the next day. Just put them in before the last pot, so that they can keep the emerald green