- Pour 300g of mung beans into a large bowl
- Carefully sort out bad or insect-damaged beans
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Damaged or insect-eaten beans must be discarded, otherwise they will ruin the flavor of the soup
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schedulePrepare in advance
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Damaged or insect-eaten beans must be discarded, otherwise they will ruin the flavor of the soup
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Wash thoroughly as leftover dust will cloud the soup broth
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Beans will remain hard and fail to split open if not sufficiently soaked
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Freezing cracks the bean skin structure, allowing it to turn soft faster when cooked
Beware of hot steam when opening the lid or moving the hot pot to avoid scalding burns
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Do not use an iron pot to cook mung bean soup, as iron reacts with polyphenols causing the soup to turn reddish and taste metallic
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Adding a bit of lemon juice neutralizes water alkalinity and stops oxidation to prevent red soup color
rock sugar is preferred over white sugar
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Be careful of hot steam and liquid when ladling the soup