Long Kelp Soup
1.
The ingredients are ready.
2.
Cut beef into thin slices.
3.
Put a spoonful of sweet potato flour.
4.
Grab it with your hands and marinate for ten minutes, so that the beef will be more tender after processing.
5.
Clean the tender kelp seedlings, wring out and cut into sections for later use.
6.
After the garlic is smashed, cut into pieces and set aside.
7.
Heat up the frying pan, turn to low heat and fry the minced garlic until it is fragrant.
8.
Pour in the marinated beef and fry until slightly discolored.
9.
Then put the kelp in the Naeshima Tsu pot and stir-fry evenly.
10.
Pour in water that has just barely covered the ingredients and bring to a boil.
11.
Season with salt before serving. The soup is delicious, simple and delicious. I strongly recommend you to try it!
Tips:
You can buy kelp seedlings in supermarkets. The tender kelp seedlings are relatively fresh and tender. They are most suitable for soup or quick-fried. The purchased kelp seedlings can be cooked by simply washing them. Don't need too much seasoning to keep the soup fresh.