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THAI CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP
Serves: 2-3 as main, 4-6 as starter
Even if you don't have much chicken left over, you should still make this. A few shreds will be plenty. (And this recipe is worth bearing in mind even when your starting point is not leftover chicken: if you were to bung in some frozen prawns at the end, making sure you cook them through, this would make for a fabulous storecupboard supper.) This is a very laissez-faire recipe all round, actually: when I cooked it for the photo shoot I forgot to put the vegetables in and it was still heavenly. I did try to make up for my absent-mindedness by giving the tender-shoot stirfry a beauty-shot of its own, so you can see the mixture of pak choi, bok choi, spindly asparagus, Chinese kale, peanut shoots and Chinese chives. But I happily use some leafy greens and a julienned or sliced spring onion along with a handful of beansprouts instead. Similarly, if you can't get the ravishing cellophane packages of almost equally cellophane vermicelli, don't be put off making this; udon, soba, rice noodles, spaghetti or linguine could be substituted.
Recipe posted by Nigella
Ingredients
1 litre chicken stock
150 grams thin rice noodles (or mung bean thread vermicelli)
200 ml coconut milk
3.5 cm piece of fresh root ginger (peeled and sliced thinly then cut into skinny strips) 2 tablespoons thai fish sauce (nam pla)
1 fresh red chilli (deseeded and cut into strips)
1 teaspoon turmeric
1 teaspoon tamarind paste
1 teaspoon soft brown sugar
2 tablespoons lime juice
150 grams cooked shredded chicken
250 grams stir fry vegetables (or tender shoot stir fry)
Serves: 2-3 as main, 4-6 as starter
Even if you don't have much chicken left over, you should still make this. A few shreds will be plenty. (And this recipe is worth bearing in mind even when your starting point is not leftover chicken: if you were to bung in some frozen prawns at the end, making sure you cook them through, this would make for a fabulous storecupboard supper.) This is a very laissez-faire recipe all round, actually: when I cooked it for the photo shoot I forgot to put the vegetables in and it was still heavenly. I did try to make up for my absent-mindedness by giving the tender-shoot stirfry a beauty-shot of its own, so you can see the mixture of pak choi, bok choi, spindly asparagus, Chinese kale, peanut shoots and Chinese chives. But I happily use some leafy greens and a julienned or sliced spring onion along with a handful of beansprouts instead. Similarly, if you can't get the ravishing cellophane packages of almost equally cellophane vermicelli, don't be put off making this; udon, soba, rice noodles, spaghetti or linguine could be substituted.
Recipe posted by Nigella
Ingredients
1 litre chicken stock
150 grams thin rice noodles (or mung bean thread vermicelli)
200 ml coconut milk
3.5 cm piece of fresh root ginger (peeled and sliced thinly then cut into skinny strips) 2 tablespoons thai fish sauce (nam pla)
1 fresh red chilli (deseeded and cut into strips)
1 teaspoon turmeric
1 teaspoon tamarind paste
1 teaspoon soft brown sugar
2 tablespoons lime juice
150 grams cooked shredded chicken
250 grams stir fry vegetables (or tender shoot stir fry)
1 av 2 17.07.13 18:51
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2 - 3 tablespoons chopped fresh coriander (to serve)
Method
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Put the chicken stock in a good-sized pan to heat up.
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Put the noodles in a bowl and pour boiling water over or cook as instructed on the packet.
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Add the remaining ingredients, except the vegetables, to the pan and bring to a boil.
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When the chicken is piping hot, add the vegetables and when they are tender – a minute or two should
be plenty if you’re using the tender shoots – add the drained noodles. Or simply divide the noodles
between bowls and pour the soup over them.
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Serve sprinkled with chopped fresh coriander.