California Farm Hot and Sour Silken Egg Tofu Soup
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Chef :
Hobby Horseman
California Farm Hot and Sour Silken Egg Tofu Soup
My favorite Chinese Restaurant in San Francisco gave me this soup recipe a long time ago, verbally, this is how I have been making hot and sour soup since. I substituted silken egg tofu for firm tofu and chicken livers for chicken meat. The silken egg tofu makes the soup even smoother. If you like less spicy, cut the mala chili paste in half.
Ingredient
Food ration :
2 people, 4 soups
Cooking time :
15 min plus one hour if you make fresh pickles
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Boil chicken livers and chicken bouillion cube in 3 cups water to make broth, add soaked mushrooms, bamboo shoots, chopped pickles, cook ten minutes
* Step 2
Make chopped pickles: wash one baby bok choy or chinese mustard plant. Squeeze juice out of plant, set juice aside. Chop. Put plant in pan, boil an hour, drain. Put in mason jar, fill with with squeezed plant juice, vinegar, spices. Use Tbs pickled vegetable per cup to soup.
* Step 3
Add hot sour sauce ingredients together: light soy sauce, dark soy sauce called ketjap, rice vinegar, mala chili bean paste, corn starch, add to soup, cook 3 minutes
* Step 4
Add egg drop, store bought silken egg tofu, home made diced silken egg tofu, sesame oil, stir in till hot, taste, serve. The silken egg tofu has a very pleasant taste, goes well with tender chicken livers. I had some pepper oil pickled mangos on the side from ZMA’s recipe.
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