Malaysia- It is not so long ago when I visited this beautiful part of Asia and wondered at the beauty of the mixture of it's culture: Malay, Chinese and Indian. And I tell you I still have the taste of this delicious noodle soup I had at that small village while waiting for our train. Those moments are priceless! After so long hiatus ( a rollercoaster ride of adventure) I'm glad to announce that my kitchen is back! See you all soon!
Asian Noodle Soup
for 4 persons
Ingredients:
1 pack of rice noodle soup
1 liter of chicken stock
200 g of ground pork
8 pieces of fish balls
2 teaspoons of Fish sauce
2 tablespoons of garlic oil
some Bok choy or young spinach leaves for garnishing
Preparation:
1. Cook the noodles as per direction.
2. In another casserole boil the chicken stock. Add the ground pork and the fish balls. Season with fish sauce to taste.
3. Put the noodles in their individual bowl. Scoop a soup, the ground, and some fish balls. Garnish with bok choy leaves and garlic oil on the top
for 4 persons
Ingredients:
1 pack of rice noodle soup
1 liter of chicken stock
200 g of ground pork
8 pieces of fish balls
2 teaspoons of Fish sauce
2 tablespoons of garlic oil
some Bok choy or young spinach leaves for garnishing
Preparation:
1. Cook the noodles as per direction.
2. In another casserole boil the chicken stock. Add the ground pork and the fish balls. Season with fish sauce to taste.
3. Put the noodles in their individual bowl. Scoop a soup, the ground, and some fish balls. Garnish with bok choy leaves and garlic oil on the top
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6 comments:
I'd love to visit Malaysia. That soup is wonderful!
June 23, 2011 8:13 AMCheers,
Rosa
Welcome back! You made me miss my country very much. Your noodle soup looks delicious.
June 23, 2011 8:56 PMIt is so nice to see a new post from you. So how is you pasta place going on there.
June 24, 2011 1:48 PMIs that lovely soup for me? it has my name on it:-) I haven't visited your blog in a while:-( and I see congrats are in order with the news of your restaurant. I wish you every sucess!
June 26, 2011 7:04 AMGlad to see you back! Are you still in Manila? Looking forward to reading all about it here :)
June 27, 2011 8:08 AMThis sounds delicious. Thanks for the background on the dish also.
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