Kelp and Winter Melon Cavity Bone Soup
1.
Wash the cavity bones and blanch them for later use
2.
Dried kelp soaks fully, wash and cut into strips
3.
Remove the flesh of winter melon and cut into large pieces with the skin
4.
Put all the ingredients in a pot, add green onion, atractylodes macrocephala, appropriate amount of clean water, cover and cook for about 1 hour
5.
10 minutes before turning off the heat, add salt
6.
Out of the pot, into the bowl, the soup is delicious, the meat is crispy, the kelp is soft and rotten, the winter melon is skinned, and the shape is not damaged at all
7.
Drink it while it's hot, it's so moisturizing!
Tips:
If the cavity bones are not blanched, you can skim off the foam after boiling; the winter melon can be boiled with the skin to keep the shape, and the diuretic and antipyretic effect is more obvious; if you like the winter melon to taste harder, you can add the winter melon in the middle .