I had just one ear of corn, so I made soup with it for my family.Thicken just slightly with katakuriko. For 4 servings. Recipe by Nyanyadeko

This soup is as hearty as it is tasty. I serve the soup as the recipe reads to anyone in the house that is under the weather, or just had a bad day and needs some comfort food. You can definitely add some more flavor layers with veggies and meat. Hope you enjoy.

I loved the egg drop soup served at elementary school and made this soup reminiscing about it. Now this is our dinner staple.Eggs can be hard and tough in texture when over cooked or reheated. Adding katakuri starch slurry makes the eggs light and fluffy, even when reheated.I use slurry not to thicken the soup but to keep the egg texture. Recipe by Hamumaki

Most of us have had egg drop soup at a Chinese restaurant. I find the soup comforting but usually very thick and somewhat bland. I think this recipe is an improvement.

This was an egg-drop soup that I made as baby food for my children, but they still love it even now that they are grown-ups. When I don't have cooking liquid from boiling chicken, I use Chinese chicken stock granules. Making the eggs fluffy is key to the delicious taste of this soup!The katakuriko slurry can be made by dissolving the katakuriko in twice the amount of water - water (2 tablespoons) + katakuriko (1 tablespoon). Add it gradually and slowly while stirring the soup (do not add it all at once) until reaching your preferred thickness. You don't need to use the whole amount. Add the eggs after the soup has thickened. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

Don't you want to eat something yummy and easy to prep for weekend lunches? Here's a recipe I often make for lunch especially in the autumn and winter season.The tip is to thicken the soup before stirring in the egg. Adjust the thickness with katakuriko. Take care not to over-cook after pouring in the egg. Recipe by Kanpa-nyu!!

My mother often used to make this miso soup, and it's my favorite. And now my children love it!Make the swirls of cooked eggs by pouring in the beaten egg once you turn off the heat. It'll cook in residual heat. Recipe by Kikka mama

Typically found in any Chinese restaurant in different variations (examples: corn crab soup, chicken corn soup, etc.) but this dish is widely spread because of greater distribution around the globe.Corn soup is a great appetiser or snack, it also goes perfectly with any meal of the day.

My dad spent a long time in Vietnam while in the military and absolutely loved the people and their food. When I would be home from school sick he would come home at lunch and make me egg drop soup. I can still see him in his green fatigues standing at the stove. Oh how I miss him. I pour my eggs a little faster because I like the chunks lol

Quick, easy, delicious soup!

This is the soup that comes with Chinese takeout.Seasoning with only chicken soup powder makes the soup taste just like a Chinese restaurant's!The spinach and beaten egg go well with the potato starch thickening. Recipe by cookpading