Shrimp and Winter Melon Soup

by w Green water lotus pond y

4.8 (1)
Favorite
1

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Another major feature of shrimp skin is the quantity and variety of minerals. In addition to the iodine element lacking in terrestrial and freshwater organisms, the content of iron, calcium and phosphorus is also very rich. The content of calcium and phosphorus per 100 grams of shrimp skin is 991 mg and 582 mg.
Although the shrimp skin is not the main dish, it can be seasoned for soup, cold dishes, steamed eggs, and dumplings. It is delicious and economical. The shrimp skin and winter melon soup I made today is quite delicious, and it feels like I have fallen into the ocean after I have eaten it.

Shrimp and Winter Melon Soup

1. Prepare all materials.

2. Peel and seed the winter melon and slice it.

3. Cut the ginger into shreds and the garlic into small cubes for later use.

4. Wash the shrimp skins in a bowl and drain the water.

5. Heat the pan with oil.

6. Add ginger and garlic until fragrant.

7. Add the shrimp skins over a low heat.

8. Fry the shrimp skins until golden brown.

9. Pour a large bowl of water. Open a big fire.

10. Add winter melon after boiling the water.

11. Boil again, and the winter melon will become transparent.

12. Finally add a little salt to taste, and remove.

Tips:

Be careful not to burn the dried shrimp when frying. The shrimp skin itself has a salty taste, so you can put less salt.

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