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While a genuine Thai, Indonesian, Indian or any other “genuine” coconut soup can be wonderful if properly prepared, sometimes it is impractical to go to the full length of dozens of ingredients just to have a quick, flavorful and economic soup. If you find yourself in such a situation, you might want to try this simple preparation, which can be enjoyed after no more than fifteen minutes from start to finish. Of course, I am all for authentic recipes and I believe we must make an effort to make sure that under normal circumstances and whenever practical, we don’t make unnecessary short cuts because we are lazy. But sometimes, if you want something tasty and can’t do the big production for whatever reason ………., well, I am sure you’ve got the point 🙂
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Bon Appetit ! Life is Good !
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Coconut Soup With Silkened Chicken & Snow Peas
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Coconut Soup With Silkened Chicken & Snow Peas
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Preparation :
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marinade diced chicken breast in soy sauce, lime juice, kosher salt, five spice powder, grated ginger and garlic paste, add corn starch, mix well
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cook pasta of your choice, drain, blanch snow peas, shock in ice water, drain, heat chicken stock seasoned with kosher salt, cayenne, garlic paste, grated ginger
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add coconut milk, simmer for three minutes
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after simmering snow peas one minute, shock in ice water
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add fresh shiitake mushrooms and chicken to simmering stock, simmer for three more minutes
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add drained pasta and snow peas to serving bowl
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ladle soup with chicken and shiitake on top of pasta and snow peas
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sprinkle with chili flakes and chopped cilantro
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Coconut Soup With Silkened Chicken & Snow Peas
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Coconut Soup With Silkened Chicken & Snow Peas
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Coconut Soup With Silkened Chicken & Snow Peas
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Hans, that sounds delicious, and so quick and easy to make. I’ll definitely be making that in the near future. Thank you for the recipe.
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Thank you Angie. Pls let us know how it turned out 🙂 Cheers
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Hans,
I too am a retired chef that just can’t get away from our industry. I’m lucky I have a son that is moving up the ladder and loves the industry as well. He could be very good one day. I’m a little worried that I have not seen new postings lately. I hope this note finds you in good health and also hope to see you continue.
I tried to do the same thing you are doing and did not get as much response as I had hoped so I stopped. My thought was to give some “new” menu items to people that had never been introduced to variations of standard fare that would give them the motivation to try new items. I worked out costs as well as shopping lists but did not make an impact. I wish you good luck and hope to see more of your information.
Don Oelerich
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Hi Don,
thank you for caring:-)
I am on a short break and will resume posting soon. Good luck to you, your son and the rest of your family 🙂
Ciao
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