Stewed Hashima
A Korean-style soup simmered with hasma (frog oviduct) and a cleaned young hen. The broth is clear and delicately flavored, the ingredients soft and silky, and the dish is prized for its nourishing, fortifying qualities.
Ingredients
Instructions
Soak and rehydrate hashima
Soak the hashima in warm water for about 2 hours, tear off the black filaments and debris in clean water, rinse clean, put in a bowl and set aside.
Stew the chicken
Rinse the cleaned young hen clean, debone it, take out the meat, cut the chicken meat into 3cm square pieces, put in a pot and cook for about 1 hour, during cooking, skim off all the blood foam, and add three-quarters of the seasonings.
Combine and stew
Add the hashima, add scallion sections and ginger slices, after the pot comes to a boil, cook for about 10 minutes, then add the remaining one-quarter of seasonings, adjust the taste, pour into small bowls, sprinkle with rinsed and disinfected pea shoots, and serve.