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Remove foreign substances cleanly with a toothbrush.
This process is the hardest.
It should be removed to the point where it becomes milky.
Otherwise, the black part keeps coming out, so it's not clean when you cook the soup.
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Use a spoon to separate the abalone shell.
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Get rid of the abalone teeth,
Carefully remove foreign substances from the surrounding area with a toothbrush.
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In the running water
Remove foreign substances with a toothbrush again.
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After separating into abalone flesh and intestines, remove the intestines. Use the fascia as much as possible.
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Soak seaweed in water.
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Since it is natural, foreign substances may be attached, so wash the seaweed in cold water.
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Put it on a tray.
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Abalone cuts only in one direction.
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Instead of using the internal organs
Chop the abalone shell muscle and the abalone muscle connection into small pieces.
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Cut the seaweed into bite-size pieces.
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Put 2T of sesame oil and 2T of perilla oil in a heated pot.
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Add seaweed and stir-fry it.
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Add abalone shell muscle and abalone muscle connection and stir-fry together.
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I didn't put all 4L of water at once
Stir-fry it with seaweed while dividing it little by little.
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Add 1T of shiitake mushroom powder.
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Cover and bring to a boil.
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When the seaweed soup boils, taste it first.
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Add abalone.
If you boil abalone for a long time, it may shrink or become tough, so don't put it in from the beginning and stir-fry it.
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Add 2T of minced garlic.
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Add 4T of soy sauce.
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Add 3T of the tuna liquid.
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Add 2T of Hongyoung's crab white soy sauce.
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Add 1 1/2T of salt.
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Taste it, and if it's not enough, add soy sauce for soup, white soy sauce for Hongyoung's crab, and tuna liquid.
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Add 1/2T of white pepper powder.
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Close the lid, bring to a boil one more time, and turn off the heat.
- I didn't put on a strong liver because it was going to be eaten by a breastfeeding mother.
- I don't put green onions in seaweed soup.
Nutritionally, green onions have phosphorus and sulfur,
When eaten with seaweed, calcium in the seaweed neutralizes green onion phosphorus and sulfur. In other words, it prevents calcium from being absorbed into the body.
Also, both seaweed and green onions are slippery due to alginic acid, so the texture is poor.