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Default My latest Asian market purchase

Dried kelp, mushrooms, and shallots (or maybe scallions) for soup. It
almost looks like a bag of whole-leaf black tea. All the instructions
are printed in Chinese. Is this just for making a broth, or do you boil
it to make a soup and leave the stuff floating in it? Does it have to
be soaked first? How long to cook it?

(BTW, I still couldn't find any pork uterus, but I wasn't curious enough
to ask for it)

Thanks,
Bob
 
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