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cantdrv55 06-29-2020 01:08 PM

I make the best hot and sour soup
 
Ok, let’s call it mild and sour soup since I don’t do spicy. Regardless, my soup is the bomb. Three kinds of mushrooms, veggie broth and super firm tofu. Vash says it needs green onions, cilantro and spice. I’ll try it cilantro next time but I don’t do onions either. I still say it’s the bomb.

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stevej37 06-29-2020 01:09 PM

ok

RWebb 06-29-2020 01:10 PM

where is the recipe?

and how is your back?

1990C4S 06-29-2020 01:57 PM

I will take my strong back and poor culinary skills any day thank you.

Yorkie 06-29-2020 06:01 PM

From the look of yours, I think I would prefer mine as I add, along with the things you mentioned, shredded chicken, green onions, a LOT of black pepper and an egg. A couple of teaspoons of oyster sauce adds some richness. But hot and sour soup, however it is made, is a a wonderful thing.

Tobra 06-29-2020 06:41 PM

I like the hot and sour, I need to go to The Mandarin and get some. Wife likes the wonton soup and non-spicy something else.

LWJ 06-29-2020 08:51 PM

I NEED THE RECIPE.

Awesome.

RSBob 06-29-2020 09:03 PM

So you post this and no recipe?

That’s like taking grandchildren to the ice cream store and bragging they sell the best ice cream in the world, but you can’t have any. Really?

cantdrv55 06-29-2020 09:48 PM

Guys, I’ve modified this recipe quite a bit because I don’t do meat, heat, onions and a lot of other spices but here’s the base recipe

https://thewoksoflife.com/hot-sour-soup/

javadog 06-30-2020 03:51 AM

Vash is right about the green onions and spices. A little drizzle of Chianking vinegar at the end wouldn’t hurt. Some freshly ground pepper, too.

I’ve never understood how people can’t take the mild heat associated with white or black pepper. I had a friend that would declare something too spicy if you parked a pepper shaker near his food.

tabs 06-30-2020 03:53 AM

No.you dont.

vash 06-30-2020 05:25 AM

Here is my humble version. Spent a decade chasing my stepdads version. Mine has a tiny bit of meat. And it’s pretty peppery.

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dad911 06-30-2020 05:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cantdrv55 (Post 10927941)
Guys, I’ve modified this recipe quite a bit because I don’t do meat, heat, onions and a lot of other spices but here’s the base recipe

https://thewoksoflife.com/hot-sour-soup/

My favorite 'take-out' version is NLA. They were busted picking up roadkill(deer). Serious.

Next best was in Amsterdam. Cleared the sinuses for a week.

vash - recipe?

craigster59 06-30-2020 05:52 AM

I love hot and sour soup. This is my go to recipe, I sometimes substitute thin center cut pork chops for the chicken breast...

My Life as a Mrs. » Hot and Sour Soup: Fake-Out Take-Out

stealthn 06-30-2020 06:41 AM

I love it too, but I found bamboo shoots hard to get unless it’s a Chinese holiday. Wood ear fungus was also a hunt but did find it at a oriental market. The secret is to use all Chinese ingredients, not just the bulk stuff at the grocery store.

I modified the recipe, but this is the one I make: https://youtu.be/FMnDWdbT31s

javadog 06-30-2020 07:48 AM

If you’re going to cook any Asian food, buy all of the ingredients at an Asian market. There is nothing sold in a western grocery store that I would use for Asian cooking.

vash 06-30-2020 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by javadog (Post 10928346)
If you’re going to cook any Asian food, buy all of the ingredients at an Asian market. There is nothing sold in a western grocery store that I would use for Asian cooking.


ketchup. hahha..its what i use to taint my sweet and sour sauce reddish. for sweet and sour chicken.

javadog 06-30-2020 08:40 AM

I use finally ground Korean red chili powder. It adds the red color, but not as much chili heat as other ground red chilies.

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vash 06-30-2020 08:48 AM

i heard a great red color can be found in those flat disc chinese candies. i think they are sour plum disc? i remember eating them as a kid. havent seen them in decades.

javadog 06-30-2020 09:01 AM

Never tried that. I do go through a buttload of the Korean chili powder though.

There is some bizarre candy in Asia, I should probably buy some the next time I go to the Asian market, to see if I remember eating it as a kid.


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