Leftover pork and vegetable noodle soup
Introduce
Chef :
Kate Carless
Leftover pork and vegetable noodle soup
Yesterday my husband made a smoked bbq pork belly - he slow cooked it for 6 hours on open coals and it was delicious but far too much for One meal so tonight we made a very non authentic version of Ramen. Honestly, I just love the creative licence that leftovers provide. The idea for this recipe came from Genevieve Taylor who runs the Bristol Fire School (she’s incredible) but we made a few tweaks based on what we had available. Also, if pork isn’t your thing, you could add some crispy tofu. #leftovers
Ingredient
Food ration :
3 people
Cooking time :
40 mins
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Make the noodle soup according to this recipe.
* Step 2
Boil a kettle of water. Then Chop the carrot into thin batons. Heat a pan over a medium heat and add a splash of sesame oil. Fry the carrots for a couple of minutes until starting to soften. Add a splash of soy sauce and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Transfer to a bowl.
* Step 3
Next, add the mushrooms and garlic to the same plan (no need to clean it). Cook until starting to soften but don’t let them go too soft. Transfer to a bowl.
* Step 4
Add another splash of sesame oil to the same pan over a high heat. Add the kale and a little salt and cook until starting to crisp. Transfer to a bowl.
* Step 5
Add the boiled water to a saucepan. Put the eggs in the water and cook for 7 minutes (if you’re using medium eggs, reduce the cooking time by 90 seconds). Remove them from the heat and plunge them into cold water. Peel and set aside.
* Step 6
Finally reheat the leftover pork (or make some crispy tofu). Then assemble the dish by putting the noodle soup in a deep bowl, adding a little of each vegetable, the meat / tofu and egg. Sprinkle over the spring onions, chilli and fresh coriander and serve.
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