- Soak 100g dried Hylocereus undatus flower in cold water for 5 minutes until soft
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Ensure the flower is thoroughly soaked soft, otherwise fine sand trapped inside cannot be easily removed.
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Ensure the flower is thoroughly soaked soft, otherwise fine sand trapped inside cannot be easily removed.
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Spread open the petals while rinsing, otherwise trapped sand will make the soup cloudy.
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Squeeze out excess water thoroughly before cutting, otherwise excess raw water will dilute the soup.
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Rinse dried figs and dates quickly
Do not soak them or their natural sweetness will leach out into the rinsing water
Be careful when handling raw pork and boiling water to prevent hot water splashes and burns.
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Rinse all scum thoroughly off the pork after blanching, otherwise the soup broth will turn cloudy and smell gamey.
The pot contains a large amount of boiling water; avoid touching the hot pot exterior directly.
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Lower ingredients gently into the boiling water to prevent scalding splashes.
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Do not open the lid frequently while simmering, otherwise excess water will evaporate.
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Add salt only at the end
Adding salt too early tightens meat proteins and reduces the natural sweet taste of the broth