ABC Soup |
The simplest among all would be the ABC Soup which has cabbage, strips of carrots, onions, potatoes and fish balls. At home, we call this the ABC Soup. I don't exactly know where or why the soup is name such but we have been calling it ABC Soup from one generation to the next. I guess, the name of the cuisine came around because of the simplicity of it. Chicken bones are used to prepare the broth. The chicken bones are boiled in a pot of water for about an hour on slow heat. The rest of the components are added into the soup only when the soup is about to be served. Then add salt for taste and pepper for flavour. The rest of the components are just simply added into the soup base after that.
Tom Yam Soup |
In a pot of water, add about three spoons of the tom yam paste and wait until boil. If the broth does not bring out the tom yam aroma when boiling, add more of the paste. Sometimes, I throw in a stalk or two of lemon grass and lime leaves into the broth to enhance flavour and aroma. Once the broth is ready and taste just right, add the components, such as cabbage, onions, tofu, fish fillet, squid, shrimps and enoki mushrooms.
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