Seaweed and Shrimp Skin Soup
1.
Wash the shrimp skins and soak them for about 5 minutes, pick out all the impurities inside, wash them out, and drain them out and set aside.
2.
Laver is disposable. Although it is a disposable laver, it is safer to wash it. There are still a few weeds in it, so choose as clean as possible. Then squeeze the water out. If it is for children to eat, it is best to cut it short with a knife to prevent it from getting stuck.
3.
Put a little oil in the pot. The seaweed and shrimp skin soup is lighter to taste, so the amount of oil must be small. Put the minced ginger in and fry the aroma, then add the shrimp skin, and stir-fry together for about a minute. (The shrimp skins are first fried with ginger, and the soup made is not fishy at all, and the flavor is strong. Don't underestimate this step. Many people directly sprinkle the shrimp skins into the soup and cook together. The frying step is omitted. , The seaweed soup made is smelly, not good at all.)
4.
Add two bowls of bone broth, if there is no bone broth, just add water, the nutrition is slightly worse.
5.
Add the seaweed section and bring the soup to a boil.
6.
After boiling, add salt to taste, sprinkle in the chopped green onion and stir slightly to get out of the pan.
Tips:
1. Try to choose no-wash laver as much as possible. It saves a lot of things when cleaned. After a little soaking in clean water, just pick out the seaweed that can be seen inside, basically there will be no pebbles or the like.
2. Sauté the shrimp skins with ginger powder for fragrant taste. The boiled soup has a strong fragrance and is particularly delicious. The ginger powder can also neutralize the coolness of seaweed, relieve greasiness, refreshing and nourishing.