Meatballs, laver and egg soup
Introduction:
"My family is at the end of its tether, ha ha! No Cantonese soup, I can only make a quick Soup for Kwai Tong! In the fridge, I found Chaoshan pork balls, Porphyra and eggs from my friends before. They became very rich. Ha ha
Production steps:
Step 1: add appropriate amount of water to the pot, thaw the meatballs, add ginger slices and garlic to the pot and boil;
Step 2: turn to low heat after boiling for 5 minutes, then add laver after meatballs are cooked;
Step 3: soften laver, then add appropriate amount of chicken powder; seasoning with appropriate amount of salt;
Step 4: add a little oil and salt to the eggs, and beat up the scallions in advance;
Step 5: after the soup is seasoned, pour in the egg liquid, turn off the fire and simmer for a few seconds!
Materials required:
Laver: right amount
Chaoshan meatballs: right amount
Eggs: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Scallion: right amount
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Chicken powder: right amount
Note: if there is fried garlic crisp, put it into the soup more delicious, but also more Chaoshan flavor!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Rou Wan Zi Cai Dan Hua Tang
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