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Please try making this healthy Chinese 'spring rain' soup with plenty of different vegetables. By the way, the 'spring rain' is bean-starch vermicelli, a light, colourless noodle called "harusame" (spring rain) in Japan (perhaps because it looks like the soft rain that falls in spring). |
Chinese 'spring rain' soup
Ingredients
4 cabbage leaves, leaves from 2 turnips (kabu) (or any kind of green vegetables will do), 1/2 carrot, 5cm daikon radish, 1/2 cup of cloud ear mushrooms reconstituted with water, 35g harusame (spring rain noodles), 1 piece ginger, 1 segment garlic.
Seasoning: 2 tablespoon sake, 2 bags Vegeta Soup Mix, 1.8 liters water, 1 teaspoon salt (or ten twists of the World Salt mill), 1 tablespoon sesame oil, a little pepper.
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1) Finely chop the ginger, carrot, daikon radish, and cloud ear mushroom. Cut the cabbage and turnip leaves into nice pieces for eating.
2) Heat some sesame oil in a pot and throw in the ginger and garlic. Fry till a nice fragrance is coming off, then add the carrot, daikon radish, and the cloud ear mushrooms and fry.
3) When everything in 2) is nicely mixed and oily, add the sake and mix, add the water and Vegeta Soup Mix and boil for 7 or 8 minutes.
4) Add the cabbage and turnip leaves and the harusame noodles to 3) and simmer for a further 5 to 6 minutes.
5. When the daikon radish and carrot are soft, add salt and pepper to your taste.
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[Made with the following vegetarian ingredients]
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Light and waves natural water
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Vegeta soup powder
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World Salt
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Pure sesame oil
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Harusame noodles made in Japan
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Dried cloud ear mushrooms
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Organic black pepper
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[Staff comment]
A nice soup for children as it contains a lot of different vegetables. The stock really makes it taste good! |
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