Thai Chicken Soup |
Tom Yum Gai Word Version: ( ( ( ) ) ) | | | Flavor Blending is the Key Onions add Sweetness Chilies help to bring the Heat Lemongrass plus Lime Sourness enjoyed. Chicken Soup Yum! ( ( ( ) ) ) | | | Mushrooms will enhance the Taste Parsley and Lime Leaves Season with a touch of Salt Tomatoes Combine Red and Green Delight Filled with Warmth Joy!! Emoticons Version Flavor Blending is the add Sweetness help to bring the grass plus Sourness enjoyed. Soup Yum! Mushrooms will enhance the Taste Parsley and Leaves Season with a touch of Salt Combine Red and Green Delight Filled with Warmth Joy!! Recipe Ingredients (Many of which are available at an Asian Market): 1 packet Mushrooms 1 Stalk Lemongrass 5 Lime Leaves 5 Shallots 1 Large Onion 4 Thai Chili peppers 1 Can Chicken Broth (14.5 oz) 4 Cups of Water 5 Cherry Tomatoes 1 Tablespoon Tom Yum Paste 2 Chicken Breasts 3 Tablespoons Fish Sauce Preparation Cut the Lemongrass stalks Slice the mushroom. Slice the Cherry Tomatoes in half Tear the lime leaves in half Slice the chicken Slice the Chili peppers in half Cut Onions and Shallots into Chunks Cooking instructions Start Boiling the Chicken broth along with 4 cups of water to a pot Add the Lemongrass, Lime leaves, Chili peppers Onions and Shallots. Add the tablespoon of Tom Yum paste When the soup begins to boil add 2 tablespoons of Fish sauce Wait 5 minutes and add the mushrooms to the dish. Squeeze half of the lime into the pot Wait for 2 minutes and add in the Chicken. Add another tablespoon of Fish sauce When the chicken is cooked (about 5 minutes) Taste the soup and add more fish sauce and squeeze more lime as needed to complete the dish. Author's Notes: This item was created for the "Word Chef Master Contest-Season 2" and was the first place winner for 2022. The contest involved creating a Christmas Themed Food Epulaeryu and filling in the ingredients using the appropriate food emoticons. The Epulaeryu is a form invented by Joseph Spence, Sr. to express one's feelings about some culinary delight. Seven lines with a structure of 7, 5, 7, 5, 5, 3, 1 syllables. Each line contains a separate feature of the particular dish, and the last single-syllable word is followed by an exclamation point to highlight the intensity of emotion attached to this item, |