Mung bean sprouts summer soup 豆芽汤

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You only need three ingredients to make classical simple mung bean sprouts soup. All other added ingredients could be very flexible according to the season. It's also called hangover soup in Korean cuisine.

Mung bean sprouts summer soup 豆芽汤

You only need three ingredients to make classical simple mung bean sprouts soup. All other added ingredients could be very flexible according to the season. It's also called hangover soup in Korean cuisine.

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Ingredients

20 mins
4 servings
  1. 4 cupshomemade organic mung bean sprouts
  2. 1onion, sliced
  3. 6 ozorganic sprouted firm tofu
  4. 2summer squash, juliaaned
  5. 2 Tspcooked beans, optional
  6. 1green onions
  7. 16 ozhomemade chicken or any stock
  8. to tasteSalt, fish sauce, rice vinegar
  9. 1 tspKorean hot pepper powder
  10. A fewdrops of honey
  11. 2 TspOlive oil
  12. 1garlic clove

Cooking Instructions

20 mins
  1. 1

    Sauté onion and minced garlic in olive oil until aromatic for about 15 sec.

  2. 2

    Pour in chicken stock and 32 oz of water. Add all veggies except summer squash.

  3. 3

    Add hot pepper powder, a little bit salt. Bring it to a boil and reduce to simmer for about 15 minutes. Towards the end add summer squash and cook for just a minute. At this time adjust seasoning using fish sauce, vinegar and a few drops of honey.

  4. 4

    Secret for seasoning: rice vinegar is to brighten up the soup, fish sauce is the key to lay foundation saltiness; honey is to round up the bitterness of mung bean sprouts. All flavors shall reach a balance that no sourness or sweet can be distinguished in a savory soup. Experiment it using your palate.

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