Peel and remove seeds from 100g papaya, and cut into even pieces.
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Be careful when removing seeds so the knife doesn't slip and cut your fingers.
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Peel and remove seeds from 100g papaya, and cut into even pieces.
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Be careful when removing seeds so the knife doesn't slip and cut your fingers.
Soak 10g white fungus in water until soft, and remove the hard stem.
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The white fungus must be fully softened before cutting the stem, otherwise it will remain chewy and ruin the texture.
Wash 1 apple, remove the core, and cut into even pieces.
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Remove the apple core completely, otherwise remaining seeds will affect the mouthfeel.
Separate 20g fresh lily bulbs into individual petals, wash, and soak in water to prevent browning.
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Fresh lily bulbs must be soaked in water, otherwise they will quickly oxidize and turn black in the air.
Peel 20g ginger and slice thinly.
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Cut the ginger slices evenly
if too thick, it won't release flavor easily
Crush 2 cloves of garlic and mince into garlic paste, place in a small dish.
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Minced garlic should be fine so it releases aroma evenly when sautéing.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw pork bones to avoid cross-contamination; gently drop them into boiling water to prevent splashing.
Bring a pot of water to a boil, add 300g pork bones and blanch for 10 minutes until surface changes color and scum floats to the top, then drain and set aside.
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Pork bones must be thoroughly blanched to remove blood, otherwise the soup will have a gamey smell.
Prepare a deep pot, add a little oil, sauté 2 cloves of minced garlic and 20g ginger slices until aromatic, then add 300g pork bones and stir-fry well.
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Do not use high heat when sautéing garlic and ginger, otherwise the garlic will easily burn and turn bitter.
Use heat-resistant gloves when moving the hot deep pot to avoid severe burns.
Add enough water and 10g white fungus, bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat to low, cover the lid and simmer for 1 hour.
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Cover the pot tightly after reducing the heat, otherwise the water will evaporate too quickly and dry out the soup.
Steam is extremely hot when opening the lid, be careful to avoid burning your face and hands.
Add 100g papaya, 1 apple, and 20g fresh lily bulbs, and cook for another 15 minutes.
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Do not cook the fruits and lily bulbs for too long after adding, otherwise the papaya and apple will become mushy and dissolve in the soup.
Add salt to taste and mix well.
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Add salt little by little and taste, so you don't accidentally make the soup too salty.
The soup in the pot is boiling hot, use heat-insulating tools when ladling to avoid burning your hands.
Ladle the cooked papaya apple white fungus pork bone soup into bowls and serve.
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Move steadily when ladling the soup
spilling boiling soup can cause burns