Norwegian Mackerel Tofu Miso Soup
Norwegian Mackerel 1 item | tofu 150g |
Ginger 3 tablets | Kelp silk 50 grams |
Miso Sauce 1 scoop | Extra virgin olive oil 10 grams |
Parsley garlic salt 2 grams | Grind black pepper 2 grams |
Huadiao Wine 5ml | Lemon 1/4 pieces |
Step 1
Look at the prepared Norwegian mackerel tofu miso soup, it looks like this and is very delicious...Step 2
From the cold and pure waters of Norway, Norwegian herring oil is rich in (Omega-3) oil content as high as 28%. It is rich in various trace elements. It is rich in protein. The meat is firm and simple to cook. It is plump and juicy. Cold chain packaging. Freshness and water locking. Quality assurance. Worth recommending to you...Step 3
Take out a Norwegian mackerel with blue light and defrost it naturally. Soak the kelp shreds, wash and cook them. Cut the tofu into cubes...Step 4
After thawing the Norwegian mackerel, rinse it clean, wipe off the water stains with kitchen towels, drizzle some Huadiao wine on both sides, parsley, garlic salt, grind black pepper to taste, cut into sections and score lines, flour both sides and set aside...Step 5
Turn on the heat, heat the oil in the pan, add extra virgin olive oil and fry the ginger slices until fragrant. Add the Norwegian mackerel and fry... Keep the heat on medium-low...Step 6
Fry both sides until golden brown, then scoop out...Step 7
Brush the pot, put the prepared miso soup sauce in the pot, then add the tofu and bring to a boil... Continue to maintain medium-low heat...Step 8
Add kelp shreds and continue boiling…Step 9
Add the fried Norwegian mackerel and continue cooking until the ingredients in the pot are fully integrated...Step 10
Cook until the soup is milky white. Sprinkle some chive flowers and grind black pepper to add flavor. Turn off the heat and remove from the pot...Step 11
Presentation: Pour some lemon juice over the Norwegian mackerel and grind black pepper again to add flavor...Step 12
Tender and juicy Norwegian mackerel and tender tofu. The miso soup is very rich and mellow. It goes very well. It tastes great. It is rich in protein and low in calories and can be used as a meal replacement... Norwegian Mackerel Tofu Miso Soup Recipe