[mother Komori's Recipe] Autumn Soup-morel, Dendrobium, Abalone and Teapot
1.
Soak the dried abalone in advance. The one I use is not very big. Soak it for one day, clean it, and soak it for another day.
2.
Soak morel mushrooms. Dendrobium is also soaked and washed for later use.
3.
The water used to soak the morels should be appropriate, probably just after soaking the mushroom noodles. After soaking for about 20 minutes, the water will turn to wine red. After the morels are completely softened, they can be taken out and cleaned.
4.
Cut the morels and wash them.
5.
Scrub the morels to remove the sand hidden on the surface of the wrinkles.
6.
After the teal is blanched, put the ingredients in the pot.
7.
Put a piece of ham on it for freshness.
8.
Add longan and tangerine peel.
9.
Boil for 2 hours, add appropriate amount of salt to taste, and serve.
Tips:
1. What kind of water is better for soaking morel mushrooms?
Warm water around forty to fifty degrees. In this way, the scent of morels can be released without spoiling the taste.
2. Do I need to pour out the water used to soak the morels?
Does not fall! The water is precipitated and filtered to remove the mud and sand, and then used to cook or stew soup. These wine-red original soups are the essence of the taste and nutrients of morels.
3. Adding ham to the soup, in addition to removing fishy and freshness, the ham itself has the effects of nourishing the kidneys and essence, strengthening the spleen and appetizing the appetite.
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