Winter Melon and Clam Soup
1.
Keep the clams in water with sea salt for several hours to remove the sand. Rinse the clams well before eating. Brush the surface of the shells with a toothbrush and drain the water;
2.
Decapsulate and peel the wax gourd and cut into small pieces with a knife for later use;
3.
Bring the water to a boil, add green onion, ginger, cooking wine, and clams in the pot after the water is boiled;
4.
Place the clams in a bowl after opening;
5.
Put clear water in the pot, boil, add wolfberry and winter melon;
6.
After the winter melon is soft, pour the clams and soup;
7.
Simmer for 5 minutes on a low heat, remove the impurities and bubbles floating on the surface, and add an appropriate amount of salt;
8.
Turn off the heat, drizzle a little sesame oil, sprinkle with chopped green onion, and it will be out of the pot;
9.
The delicious winter melon clam soup is complete;
Tips:
1. After buying clams, soak them in light salt water first to make them spit sand to prevent dental fouling (you can pour a little oil in the water to help spit sand);
2. After the clams are blanched, try to keep the bottom when pouring out the clams to prevent mixing with sand;
3. Add an appropriate amount of white pepper powder to the clam meat to remove the fishy smell. Add flour to make a paste, so that the taste will not be burnt;
4. The clam soup has a very rich flavor, if you don't like it, you can dilute it with water;
5. Pour the egg drop into the pot, don't stir it in a hurry, turn off the heat and simmer slightly;
6. Mixing a little water into the egg can make the egg flower taste and shape better.