Traditionally in Korea, after a woman gives birth; she eats this delicious and nutrious
seaweed soup for up to three months.
Not exact matches
Not only will it add incredible umami flavor to this
soup, but
seaweed is one of the world's most powerful superfoods — the vegetarian ingredient provides tons of amino acids, calcium, fiber, and vitamins, is a natural source of iodine (great
for people with thyroid issues).
In addition, they picked - up silver medals
for their appetizer, Seared Peppered Ahi Tuna with Christophine Ratatouille Laced with a Curry Essence and served with Plantain Chips; their
soup, which was Caribbean Conch Consomme served with Sweet Potato Tortellis and
Seaweed Twists; and their dessert, Coconut Phyllo Napoleon with Mango Mousse served with Caribbean Cocoa and Passion Fruit Sauce.
Here's an original that I just cooked
for lunch: serves two 2 quarts water 1 single - serving package Wakame
seaweed soup mix 2 cloves garlic, crushed 2 tablespoons sesame seeds 2 tablespoons soy sauce 8 oz (one bundle) of Japanese Soba (buckwheat) noodles 16 frozen vegetarian dumplings (Assi brand Korean chive dumplings) Boil the water and add the Wakame
soup mix, the garlic, the sesame seeds, and the soy sauce.
-LSB-...] Korean
Seaweed Soup Recipe
for Postpartum and Breastfeeding Moms May 22, 2008... Add more if you want it seasoned more, but this
soup is mildly spiced.
If you have access to a local Korean market and can find the variety of
seaweed used to make mi - yuk gook, give the following traditional Korean
seaweed soup recipe a try - it's an acquired taste
for some people, but once it sticks, don't be surprised if it becomes a staple in your kitchen.
For example, a
soup with sea vegetables like
seaweed, kelp, and mushrooms is an excellent choice.
Asian cultures used
seaweeds like Kombu
for centuries in meats and
soups.
The Koreans eat a lot of
seaweed and
seaweed soup is prepared as a special dish
for birthdays.
After each birth, Hoonie went to the market to buy his wife choice
seaweed for soup to heal her womb; after each death, he brought her sweet rice cakes still warm from the market and gave them to her: «You have to eat.