Treasure gourd soup
Overview
The cute gourds are floating, and a bowl of soup is refreshing in the hot summer. How wonderful! My brother planted the edible gourds. I took two and thought about it, but I still don’t know what to make? After asking around, I learned that it can be used for stir-frying, just like stir-frying pumpkin shreds. I want to try the soup, it tastes pretty good
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Ingredients
Steps
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I only used the big gourd
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In order to save time, you can blanch the ribs in boiling water first
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Peel the gourd
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After removing the seeds and cutting into pieces, there will actually be very little. If the seeds are removed "in the belly", there will not be much left.
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Blanch the pork ribs and set aside
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Don’t cut the ginger, and don’t put it in whole pieces. Just flatten it with a knife and boil the water
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Pour the pork ribs back into the pot. The water used to blanch the pork ribs needs to be replaced. The ginger pork ribs will not have a fishy smell
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Add the pork ribs to the water. After the water boils, add the gourd for 5 minutes until the gourd can be opened with chopsticks (that is, it is cooked soft). Then add seasonings (ie salt, monosodium glutamate, chicken essence, green onions)
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At this time, use a small bowl and make a small bowl of water for dipping the ribs. It depends on your own taste.