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Fiery “Feel Good” Soup

7. February 2019Milly2745 views
This fiery soup with thai and cambidian influences will warm your soul and give you a healthy and full meal!

A few experiences in my life led to the fact that a recipe in the “Bon Appetit” magazine caught my eye: first of all I am addicted to everything Thai, especially soups. I think the ingredient that just does it for me is lemongrass. Secondly: here in Graz there is a little street food stand which sells Poke Bowls in Summer and special soups in Winter. And their soup – oh boy! Does it make you addicted: they have a tangy, fiery broth combined with a ton of different ingredients like crunchy veggies, tofu, noodles etc. I never managed to copy this soup by taste alone, but when I saw this recipe, I instinctively knew this is it! I did alter it a little to my own taste, but that is the freedom I grant myself as a foodie:)

This fiery soup with thai and cambidian influences will warm your soul and give you a healthy and full meal!

First slightly fry all the dry spices in a little bit of ghee until they start to diffuse a scent. Then add the chopped coriander, shallots, ginger-garlic paste an fry for a minute or two. Add the broth and season with the fish sauce, salt and pepper. Depending on what broth you use, be careful to not add too much salt. Best to add a little less and season at the very end. Now simmer the broth for good 2 hours. Strain the broth into another pot and press on the solids, especially the lemongrass and shallots. This broth can be easily prepared and frozen.

This fiery soup with thai and cambidian influences will warm your soul and give you a healthy and full meal!

For the paste add all the ingredients into the blender and mix to a smooth paste with a little water. Fry the paste with some oil in a pot until starting to brown. Before you serve this soup, cook the shrimps for a few minutes in the broth, then add the chopped veggies or any other ingredient you like. Serve the broth mixed with 1-2 tablespoons of paste and season everything with some lime or lemon juice. Et voilà 🙂 A soup that warms the soul!

This fiery soup with thai and cambidian influences will warm your soul and give you a healthy and full meal!

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  • Broth:
    • 6 Cloves
    • 6 green cardamon pods
    • 4 star anis pods
    • 3 dried chilis
    • 3 medium cinnamon sticks
    • 1 Tbsp pepper corns
    • 1 hand full chopped coriander
    • 2-3 coarsely chopped shallots
    • 2 Tbsp ginger-garlic paste
    • 6 peeled and chopped pieces of lemongrass
    • 2,5l broth (beef or chicken)
    • 2 Tbsp thai fish sauce
    • Salt/Pepper
  • Paste (4-5 Portions)
    • 60 gr cashews
    • 1 shallot
    • 1 tsp chili flakes
    • 2 peeled and chopped pieces of lemongrass
    • 1 large Tsp ginger-garlic paste
    • 1 Tbsp brown sugar
    • 1 Tbsp anchovi paste
    • 2 Tbsp oil
  • Rest of the ingredients (per portion and to taste)
    • 5-6 shrimps
    • Mung bean sprouts
    • Spring onions
    • Sugar snaps
    • Fresh herbs likecoriander, mint or basil
    • Salt/Pepper
    • Lime or lemon juice
    • Roasted and chopped nuts
    • Vinaigrette from lemon juice, salt, garlic, tomato paste and oil
    • Chili oil
    • etc..
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