- Soak the dried tangerine peel until soft
- Use a metal spoon to gently scrape off the white inner pith until smooth and clean
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The white pith of the tangerine peel must be scraped clean, otherwise the soup will have a bitter taste.
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The white pith of the tangerine peel must be scraped clean, otherwise the soup will have a bitter taste.
Do not lean too close to the pot while boiling water on high heat to avoid steam burns.
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Tangerine peel must be added to cold water. Adding it to boiling water affects fragrance and benefit release.
Keep the cutting board stable when cutting radishes to prevent slipping and injury.
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Carrots should equal or exceed green radish in quantity, otherwise the soup may turn astringent or bitter.
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Dried oysters easily trap sand in creases
wash thoroughly to avoid gritty soup
Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw pork bones to prevent cross-contamination.
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Pork bones must be blanched starting from cold water. Hot water locks in blood and causes fishy odors
cold blanching ensures tender meat
Add ingredients gently along the side of the pot to prevent hot water splashing.
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Wait until the water is fully boiling before adding all ingredients to maintain boiling temperature.
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Watch for boil-over during the high-heat boil. Avoid opening the lid frequently during simmering to preserve heat and flavor.
Be careful of hot steam when opening the pot lid to prevent facial or hand burns.
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Season with salt directly in individual serving bowls rather than the whole pot to make storing leftover soup easier.