Chinese Angelica Clam Soup

RM48.00

Fresh clams and purging sand are key to a delicious soup. Whether the clams are thoroughly purged of sand directly affects the taste of the soup. Smelling them is an important step to ensure they’re fresh.

When handling the clams, smell each one by one. If you detect an off-putting odor, a strong fishy smell, or a rotten smell, the clam is likely dead and should not be eaten.

If you find any dead clams, be sure to remove them promptly to avoid affecting the flavor of the entire pot of soup.

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