2 cups of water
a handful of rice noodles
2 cloves of garlic
1 thumb-sized piece of ginger
1 rib of celery (sliced on the bias)
1 carrot (halved lengthwise & sliced)
5 small mushrooms (halved & sliced)
chives
cilantro
1 tablespoon of sesame oil
soy sauce or braggs
1 cube of no-salt-added vegetable bullion
3 ounces of seitan
In a pan over high heat, dissolve the bullion into the water, then grate in the ginger and garlic using a microplane. Add a few dashes of braggs and give it a taste. Adjust the seasoning to your liking. Add the vegetables and the seitan, and then allow to cook for a few minutes until the carrots begin to become tender. At this point add the oil and the noodles. The noodles will generally cook in two to three minutes, but check the package instructions to make sure. Dump the soup into a big bowl and garnish with chopped cilantro and chives. I like to start eating this dish with chop sticks and end by slurping the broth right out of the bowl. Feel free to add any vegetables to this soup that you have lying around. I make it a little different every time.Broccoli, kale, spinach, or edamame would all make terrific additions to this dish.
3 comments:
Reminds so much of ramen.
Which i miss dearly.
Your soup looks really tasty.
Damn, I really could have used this soup this morning to cure my AWFUL hangover! I always crave Ramen noodles when I wake up still kinda drunk from the night before (as I did this morning...less than an hour before I had to be at work). So I ate rice noodle Ramen for breakfast. This would have been so much better.
Hey dude, that looks delish! Now I'm craving noodles and it's only 7 AM, dammit....
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