How to Make Vegetarian Hot and Sour Noodle Soup
Put the stock into a heavy-based saucepan., Add the salt, sugar, lemongrass and ginger slices., Cover the mixture and simmer for 5 minutes. , Put the vermicelli into a bowl., Strain the stock into a bowl., Cut the bok choy in half., Immerse the tofu...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Put the stock into a heavy-based saucepan.
Bring to boil. -
Step 2: Add the salt
Tear the two kaffir lime leaves and add. ,, Cover completely with hot water.
Leave for 5
- 7 minutes.
Drain at the end of this time and place equally into four serving bowls. , Remove the aromatic ingredients.
Return the stock to the saucepan. , Place into the stock and cook until tender, approximately 3
- 5 minutes.
Remove from the stock and place onto the noodles in the bowls. , Cook for 5 minutes.
Remove tofu cubes using a slotted spoon. , Add the tamari sauce, chillies, spring onions (scallions) and lime juice.
Shred the last kaffir leaf finely.
Add to the stock.
Combine this mixture together with a few quick stirs. , Add chopped coriander in a heap on each bowl. , -
Step 3: lemongrass and ginger slices.
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Step 4: Cover the mixture and simmer for 5 minutes.
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Step 5: Put the vermicelli into a bowl.
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Step 6: Strain the stock into a bowl.
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Step 7: Cut the bok choy in half.
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Step 8: Immerse the tofu cubes in the stock.
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Step 9: Take the stock off the heat.
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Step 10: Use a soup ladle to spoon the stock mixture over the noodles in the bowls.
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Step 11: Serve immediately.
Detailed Guide
Bring to boil.
Tear the two kaffir lime leaves and add. ,, Cover completely with hot water.
Leave for 5
- 7 minutes.
Drain at the end of this time and place equally into four serving bowls. , Remove the aromatic ingredients.
Return the stock to the saucepan. , Place into the stock and cook until tender, approximately 3
- 5 minutes.
Remove from the stock and place onto the noodles in the bowls. , Cook for 5 minutes.
Remove tofu cubes using a slotted spoon. , Add the tamari sauce, chillies, spring onions (scallions) and lime juice.
Shred the last kaffir leaf finely.
Add to the stock.
Combine this mixture together with a few quick stirs. , Add chopped coriander in a heap on each bowl. ,
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