Salmon & Chinese Cabbage Milk Soup

I had Chinese cabbage, salmon, and milk that was approaching its expiration date in my refrigerator, so I made a soup and it was well-received, so I made it into a recipe.
I'm kinda lazy, so I like quick and easy!
At any rate, I made this very easily.
When boiling, the milk tends to bubble over easily, so adjust the heat to keep it from doing so.
Many times after I make this I use the left-over soup to make a simple risotto. It's really delicious.
Why not give it a try. Recipe by puyopunyu.
Salmon & Chinese Cabbage Milk Soup
I had Chinese cabbage, salmon, and milk that was approaching its expiration date in my refrigerator, so I made a soup and it was well-received, so I made it into a recipe.
I'm kinda lazy, so I like quick and easy!
At any rate, I made this very easily.
When boiling, the milk tends to bubble over easily, so adjust the heat to keep it from doing so.
Many times after I make this I use the left-over soup to make a simple risotto. It's really delicious.
Why not give it a try. Recipe by puyopunyu.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the cabbage into 1 cm pieces. Cut the salmon pieces into 1/4.
- 2
Put everything except the salt, pepper, and parsley into a pan and heat on medium heat.
- 3
Once it starts to boil, add and mix in the butter and soup stock. Boil until the cabbage wilts.
- 4
Add salt and pepper to taste and it's finished. Top with dried parsley as a finishing touch.
- 5
If you have soup left over, use in risotto. Ingredients: I recommend soup, cooked rice, and melting cheese.
- 6
Add rice to the soup and mix. Scatter cheese on top and microwave until the cheese melts. Eat it while it's hot.
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