Yuba Seaweed Soup
1.
The ingredients are ready, and it is best to choose no-wash laver, without sand, which is more convenient to make.
2.
Put the seaweed in the water and wash it slightly, and squeeze the water dry.
3.
Put the seaweed on the chopping board and cut it into small pieces for later use. If you eat it for children, it is best to chop the seaweed.
4.
Put the yuba in water, soak for about half an hour, and cut into diagonal sections after fully soaking.
5.
Heat up a frying pan and sauté the minced garlic.
6.
Pour the yuba segments into the pot and stir fry a few times. Pour in a bowl of water.
7.
Bring the water to a boil and simmer for about 5 minutes, fully cook the yuba, add the chopped seaweed, and cook for another minute.
8.
Season with salt,
9.
Pour a few drops of sesame oil before it is out of the pot, and the fragrance immediately overflows.
10.
Sprinkle with a little chives and garnish and you will be ready to serve. A small bowl is like a warehouse for calcium. It is cheap and delicious. You can make it for children in spring.
Tips:
1. For disposable laver, simply rinse it in water. If it is for children, chop the laver slightly to avoid safety problems.
2. The yuba is soaked softly and the soaking time is longer. Once the soaking is in place, the cooking time can be reduced. If the soaking time period, the cooking time should be prolonged.