Korean Seafood Dumpling Soup
1.
Prepare all the ingredients.
2.
The clams are soaked in light salt water and spit out the silt.
3.
Soak the tofu slices in light salt water for 10 minutes.
4.
Prepare the seasonings.
5.
Remove the internal organs and fry the dried small fish until the fishy smell disappears for a while.
6.
Add the right amount of water to the soup pot and add the dried fish.
7.
Mince garlic cloves and cut green onions into sections.
8.
Put 30 grams of soybean paste and 10 grams of chili sauce in a small bowl, and bring to the boil with water.
9.
Boil the dried fish for 5 minutes, then add the clams and cook until you open your mouth and turn off the heat.
10.
Filter the water used to cook the clams and pour it into a casserole.
11.
Wash radishes, carrots, and mushrooms and slice them.
12.
Pour an appropriate amount of rice water into the casserole and bring to a boil.
13.
Add the washed prawns.
14.
Add radishes and mushrooms.
15.
Add cooking wine.
16.
Boil over high heat to remove the foam.
17.
Add the prepared sauce and stir well.
18.
After boiling, continue to skim the foam.
19.
Add zucchini after 5 minutes.
20.
Add tofu and cook for 3 minutes.
21.
Add a pinch of salt.
22.
Add pepper again.
23.
Finally add the cooked clams.
24.
Add the shallots and minced garlic after boiling over high heat.
25.
Pour in sesame oil.
26.
Boil again and switch the heat to good.
Tips:
The dried fish is fried for a while to remove the fishy smell.
The clams are first soaked in light salt water to spit sand, and then boiled until the mouth is opened, and then rinsed again, which can better remove the sand.
When cooking the miso soup, the froth on the top must be skimmed, so that the cooked miso soup will be refreshing and clear in color.