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Grill the dried seaweed slightly in advance, beat an egg roughly, and slice the green onion. Instead of green onions, you can cut chives or chives into 3-4cm pieces.
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Put 600ml of anchovy stock in a pot and boil it first. When cooking dried laver, 600ml of broth for 2 servings is appropriate.
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When the seaweed soup stock boils, lower the heat to medium and add 1.5 tablespoons of soy sauce and tear the roasted seaweed. I used commercially available soy sauce, but if it's homemade soy sauce, the salinity is different, so please adjust the amount and put it in moderately. Boil the ingredients for another minute or so to bring out the original cool taste.
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After 1 minute, season the rest of the morning soup with salt.
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Season and pour the egg mixture slowly around. And don't stir seaweed right away because the soup gets murky if you stir it right away.
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Add sliced spring onions and boil a little bit, and you're done with the seaweed soup.
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When the eggs are cooked, stir slowly so that the bottom does not lie down.
STEP 8/8
After completion, put it in a bowl and sprinkle a little bit of sesame salt to finish. If you don't have sesame salt, add sesame oil as much as chick tears. You can enjoy another cool taste if you cut red pepper powder or cheongyang pepper according to your preference.