Guest guest Posted May 14, 2006 Report Share Posted May 14, 2006 I hope this is the type of question that you can help me with: I have been adding the Chinese seaweed Haizao to my daily soup. It is a fairly complicated batch produced soup that is based on a rough and ready lentil soup with cabbage, astragulus, Chinese mushrooms, broccoli, and herbs all added. Some such as the astragulus and reishi are cooked separately and only the water used. After much research I decided this soup was one of the healthiest ways of feeding myself at lunch time. I am not finding the addition of the Haizao a great success, because bits of stalks end up in the soup even though I hand blend the complete soup. I have been wondering if there is another way of adding the goodness within the seaweed to my soups. One idea is to cook the Haizao separately and just add the decoction into the soup. I wonder if this will extract all the goodness, (excluding the roughage). Has any one experience or advice in using Haizao as part of a soup? Robin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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