Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
Add to your pot repertoire

Lemon juice tends to stay in the refrigerator after being used once for baking or other purposes, doesn't it? It is a waste of lemon juice that is not easily used in everyday cooking and ends up being thrown away.

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
Sorry to let you sleep in the back of the fridge.

We would like to introduce a recipe that allows you to consume a lot of lemon juice in a tasty way. It is "salted lemon nabe"! You will not be able to stop eating it.

Salted lemon nabe

recipe

Ingredients

The standard quantity is for 2 to 3 servings.

Water 400ml (13.53us fl oz)
Lemon juice 40ml (1.35us fl oz)
Salt 1 tsp
Grated ginger 1 tsp
Chicken broth 1 tbsp
Ingredients of your choice such as Chinese cabbage, potherb mustard, green onion, chicken, enoki mushrooms, etc. As desired

Some vegetables you add will produce a lot of water, so please adjust the amount of lemon juice and chicken broth to your taste.

Directions

Put water, lemon juice, salt, grated ginger, and chicken broth stock all in a pot and bring to a boil.

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
Lemon juice and

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
Add chicken broth stock and bring to a boil.

Now add in your favorite ingredients, heat through, and voila! The whole thing took about 15 minutes.

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
Simmer the ingredients.

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
Done!

How does salted lemon hot pot taste?

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice

Yum! The richness and umami of the chicken broth is perfectly complemented by the sour lemon and salt. It has a refreshing aftertaste, yet is so good that you can't stop eating! I regretted not having tried it before....

Salted lemon hot pot" using lemon juice
This is addictive.

I regretted not having tried it before... It gently and gently soaked into my stomach, which was feeling tired from the New Year's binge eating and drinking. Salted lemon is usually eaten in the summer, but it is also great in the middle of winter! Why not add it to your nabe repertoire?

By the way, we recommend adding rice to the soup at the end to make a delicious salted lemon porridge!