Asian noodle soup

Asian noodle soup

With the current spate of cold weather in Brisbane I find myself turning to soups more and more.  Soups are just so warming and satisfying when you are cold.  This Asian noodle soup is something a little different to the usual thick and heavy winter soups though.  It is almost reminiscent of summer with it’s bright colours and the flavours of coriander, lime and mint.

T and I first had a similar soup when invited to T’s brother R for dinner one night.  R made Pho Ga, which is a Vietnamese chicken noodle soup, and  I was most impressed that he went to the effort to make a vegetarian version for me.  The flavours of the soup were really impressive.  It was hot (from the chilli), sour (from the citrus) and light.  T and I were both impressed enough with the soup that I resolved to come up with something similar at home.

This version was actually my second attempt at making the soup, well, fourth if you count the fact that each time I’ve made this I’ve made a vegetarian version for me and a meat version for T.  Whilst the first batch was good, the flavourings just weren’t intense enough, so I tweaked things and this soup is the end result.  I hope you enjoy it.

Asian noodle soup

 

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8 Comments

  1. Kat July 2, 2010  12:54 pm Reply

    Thank you! been looking for a easy to make vegetarian Pho recipe. This is perfect, not sure if I can find coriander roots around here, any suggestions on substitutes?

    • delicieux July 2, 2010  2:57 am Reply

      Hi Kat, if you can't get coriander roots you can substitute coriander stems. I'd suggest using a couple of stems for each root.

  2. baobabs July 5, 2010  6:34 pm Reply

    YUMS!!!! looks delicious, great idea with the lemon grass and throwing in mushrooms as well. I would garnish with fried shallots for that extra crunch and flavour to finish.

  3. Anh July 14, 2010  10:46 am Reply

    That bowl of pho is a winner! Love it!



    Thanks for joining us in Delicious Vietnam.

  4. Marisa July 20, 2010  10:48 pm Reply

    This looks great! Just the thing to perk up those dreary winter days.

 

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