Jung Ho-young's Abalone Seaweed Cream Soup
A fusion nourishing soup simmered gently using store-bought seaweed soup as a base, enriched with the rich umami of abalone innards and the creamy sweetness of heavy cream.
Ingredients needed 2 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- The long, thin edges of the abalone innards have a bitter taste—cut them off completely to ensure a clean, rich flavor.
- Adding heavy cream at the beginning will cause its distinctive richness and smoothness to diminish, so always add it only at the final stage after heating with milk and butter.
- Since the store-bought seaweed soup is already seasoned, there’s no need for complex adjustments—ideal for beginners seeking deep flavor with ease.
- Perfect for those who want a refreshing change from daily seaweed soup, especially during postpartum recovery or when supporting your parents’ energy restoration.
Recommended for
- Those looking to prepare a special, easy-to-digest, nutrient-rich nourishing meal for parents or children.
- Anyone wanting to enjoy a unique, upscale Korean-Western fusion dish instead of the usual plain seaweed soup.
- Home cooks aiming to create chef-quality gourmet soup quickly using convenience products.
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