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Seolleongtang is a rich bone broth spiked with sliced brisket and rice noodles.
Matzoh ball soup is a Passover staple of pillowy soft dumplings floating in rich chicken stock.
Swap out the rice noodles with matzoh balls and you have Matzoh-tang. It just makes sense.
Preparation
Step 1: Clean the bones
Cover the bones in cold water and bring to a boil. Turn off the heat and drain the bones into a colaner. Rinse the bones under cold water until water runs clear and bones have all their scum and blood removed.
Step 2: Boil the bones
Cover the bones with cold water and bring to a simmer. Skim of any more impurities that form on the surface of the water. Lower the heat to just below boiling, when bubbles are just forming every few seconds. Cover and let simmer for 4-8 hours. Check every couple of hours to add more water if the level drops below the nones.
Step 3: Strain and cool
Chill out. Skim the fat.
Step 4: Matzoh ball dough
Mix the matzoh, seltzer, baking powder.
Step 5: Boil the matzoh balls
This takes longer than you'd think.
Step 6: Serve
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