Healthy and Appetizing Low-fat Gourmet Korean Miso Soup
1.
Rinse the clams and soak them in light salt water for half a day, let them spit out the mud and sand, then rinse them with clean water and soak them in water for later use.
2.
Slice onions, carrots, cucumbers, green onions, gourds, and ginger, and cut green and red pepper into circles for later use.
3.
Cut the tofu into cubes.
4.
Sliced pork belly.
5.
Pour the rice-washing water into a stone pot, put the soybean paste in a strainer, roll it with the back of a spoon, strain it into the rice-washing water, and stir evenly.
6.
Put the stone pot on the fire and boil until it boils.
7.
When cooking the miso soup, pour a small amount of oil in the frying pan, add pork belly slices, and fry on both sides until broken.
8.
Add sliced ginger, green onions, green and red peppers, and cut vegetables in sequence, add a spoonful of salt, and stir-fry evenly.
9.
When the soup in the stone pot is boiling, add the fried ingredients and the dried clams, and stir evenly.
10.
When it boils again, add the chili sauce, stir well, and simmer for 5 minutes on low heat, then turn off the heat.
Tips:
There is no fixed formula for the vegetables in the miso soup, as long as you like, you can put any vegetables, as long as it is not the opposite, and it must be a little bit resistant to cooking. Don't cook it into a paste after the pot.
If you don’t like pork belly, you can also replace it with beef. You can also add spicy cabbage to enhance the spiciness and sourness. If you like vegetarian food, you can also use pure sauce to cook the soup without adding any meat or oil. The taste is not bad. It’s just that I think the vegetables still have to be cooked with a little meat to make the soup more delicious, so I added a small amount of meat, friends who don’t like meat can disagree, haha!