STEP 1/12
Put 1 liter of water and a pack of 16g in a pot and boil it over high heat.
STEP 2/12
When the water boils up, reduce the gas heat and boil it for about 8 minutes on medium-low heat, and then take out the pack again. (If you boil anchovies and kelp over high heat, the fishy taste will come up, so make it on low heat.)
STEP 3/12
Cut the bottom of the enoki mushroom, cut it in half, wash the chives in running water, and prepare 0.7 tablespoons of garlic, which is about 4cm long and minced into jag.
STEP 4/12
Break two eggs into a bowl and stir them with a spoon to make egg water.
STEP 5/12
After a while, take out the pack again and boil the broth over high heat.
STEP 6/12
When the broth boils, add 2 tablespoons of sand lance extract.
STEP 7/12
Add 0.25 tablespoon of salt and stir.
STEP 8/12
Add egg water around the edge of the pot.
STEP 9/12
When the egg is cooked and looks soft, stir it with a spoon. (If you add the egg water and stir it right before it cooks, it disappears without a trace, so stir it when it floats as it cooks.)
STEP 10/12
After the egg is cooked, add enoki mushrooms, leeks, and 0.7 tablespoons of minced garlic and toss.
STEP 11/12
Boil a little bit of chives enoki mushroom egg soup and turn off the gas stove to complete the ultra-simple egg soup.
STEP 12/12
If you sprinkle pepper while turning off the gas, the egg soup recipe is complete. (A small amount of pepper adds fishy taste and flavor to the egg, so add as much as you want.)
You can boil shiitake mushrooms or potatoes in addition to chives and enoki mushrooms.