Dried Pollock soup

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    • #49987
      Josie
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      I followed the ingredients as in the video but my soup had a slight bitter medicine aftertaste. Does anyone have an idea what could have gone wrong or is it supposed to have that bitter medicine aftertaste?

    • #54609
      Maangchi
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      Josie,

      Check out the taste of your dried pollock strips. As you see the recipes, the ingredients for the soup are very simple: dried pollock, water, sesame oil, garlic, radish, and salt or fish sauce.

      Dried pollock strips go bad easily if you don’t keep them in the freezer. It should taste a little sweet when you chew it.

    • #54610
      Maangchi
      Keymaster

      Josie,

      Check out the taste of your dried pollock strips. As you see the recipes, the ingredients for the soup are very simple: dried pollock, water, sesame oil, garlic, radish, and salt or fish sauce.

      Dried pollock strips go bad easily if you don’t keep them in the freezer. It should taste a little sweet when you chew it.

    • #54611
      Maangchi
      Keymaster

      Josie,

      Check out the taste of your dried pollock strips. As you see the recipes, the ingredients for the soup are very simple: dried pollock, water, sesame oil, garlic, radish, and salt or fish sauce.

      Dried pollock strips go bad easily if you don’t keep them in the freezer. It should taste a little sweet when you chew it.

    • #54612
      Josie
      Member

      Thank you! I will check the dried pollock when I buy it and make sure it is good….

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