Wolfberry Bud Egg Flower Soup
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First of all, we have to prepare all the ingredients needed to make this [Goji Berry Bud Egg Flower Soup]: prepare a handful of newly picked wolfberry buds, which are very fresh, and prepare 2 eggs, appropriate amount of wolfberry, 2 shallots, appropriate amount Drinking water, as well as salt and sesame oil.
2.
The wolfberry sprouts are soaked in salt water and then washed several times with clean water, and then drained and set aside. Knock the eggs into a bowl, beat them with chopsticks until the egg whites and yolks are completely integrated, and beat the egg liquid to a rich foam. Soak the wolfberry in water and set aside. Cut the shallots into chopped green onions.
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Add drinking water to the soup pot and bring it to a boil. After the water boils, add the wolfberry sprouts and wolfberry.
4.
After the high heat is boiled, turn it to medium heat. While using chopsticks to circle the pot, slowly pour the beaten egg liquid along the chopsticks into the pot. Remember to pour the egg liquid in a circle with the chopsticks. The egg drop soup made in this way sells better. Finally, according to your own taste preferences, add an appropriate amount of salt to taste, then add a little sesame oil, and sprinkle with chopped green onion to turn off the heat.
5.
The medlar sprout egg soup is beautiful, tender, and nutritious, ready to be eaten until it is not hot. Wolfberry sprouts have a unique taste, with a slight bitterness in the first taste, and a slightly sweet aftertaste, which has the effect of clearing fire and brightening the fire. It is suitable for family consumption.
Tips:
1. The wolfberry buds should be picked fresh and tender, the light green buds are the most tender, and they will grow old when they turn to dark green.
2. Soak the wolfberry sprouts in light salt water for about 5 minutes and then wash it, which can reduce residues such as pesticides and environmental pollution, and it is more assured to eat.
3. To make a beautiful bowl of egg drop soup, first the egg drop should not form a ball, and secondly the taste should be particularly tender. The key is that the heat should not be too high, just a medium-to-small heat.