2tbspoyster sauce, reduce to 1 tbsp if using pre-made stock
130gseafood tofu
100gfishball
190gfish sandwich
300gspinach, cut & washed
1stalkspring onion, chopped
1stalkcilantro, chopped
1tbspwolfberry, or goji berry, washed just before cooking
45gfried tofu skin, or "fuchok"
Instructions
Boiling Broth
Add all the water over medium heat.
Add cilantro root, black sesame oil, pepper and oyster sauce. Stir until combined. Cover and bring to boil, about 5 minutes.
Boiling Fishballs
After the stock is boiling, add the "fish" - seafood tofu, fishballs, and fish sandwich. Cover and simmer for 3 minutes.
Boiling Spinach
After the Spinach Soup is boiling, add spinach. Stir to submerge them. Cover and boil for 2 minues for al-dente texture. Boil for 4 minutes to get soft spinach.
Taste and adjust as preferred. Switch off the heat.
Garnish with spring onion, cilantro, goji berries, and tofu skin. Stir to submerge all the ingredients.
If substituting water for pre-made stock, the oyster sauce can be omitted or reduced to 1 tbsp.
Spinach only needs 2 minutes to cook. This results in a nice bite once done. If very soft spinach is preferred, extend the cooking time to 4 minutes.
Spring onions and cilantro stalks are garnishing for fragrance. They can be substituted with parsley if unavailable.
Pre-fried fuchok, or tofu skin is not the same as the dehydrated/ dried ones that require soaking time. If using those, hydrate prior to cooking, and boil them in the soup as per packaging instructions.
Wolfberries should be washed just before adding to the soup.
Watch the video to replicate my Fishball Spinach Soup exactly!