This is a quick cooking soup suitable for all seasons, a big pot and just dump everything in! What more can we ask for with a hot soup in hand in this cold weather. A quick and simple way of retain most of the nutrients in all ingredients, the soup is rich with freshness of sea and it is flavourful, I used clams as the soup base. I'm using frozen clams but you can used fresh clams if you want to.
To chose a name for this soup is difficult for me, because it used golden/enoki mushrooms, winter melon, seaweed, tofu and carrots, anyway as I want to join the Little Thumbs Up and the theme for this month is Mushrooms! so here it goes, Golden Mushroom Winter Melon Seaweed Soup :) Love to see my son drinking a big bowl of it!
To chose a name for this soup is difficult for me, because it used golden/enoki mushrooms, winter melon, seaweed, tofu and carrots, anyway as I want to join the Little Thumbs Up and the theme for this month is Mushrooms! so here it goes, Golden Mushroom Winter Melon Seaweed Soup :) Love to see my son drinking a big bowl of it!
Recipe from Ah Tze's Kitchen Play (as always cup measurement)
Ingredients:
100g firm tofu
1 carrot, thinly sliced
300g winter melon, cut into big cubes
15~20 clams, wash and rinse
a handful of golden/enoki mushroom, chopped away the root, wash and rinse
50g dried seaweed, wash
1.5 tbsp soy bean paste, white type (can get from Asian Groceries shop)
1300ml water
Method:
1. Place water into the soup pot, add carrot, winter melon and clams. Bring to boil over high heat.
2. Then add tofu, dried seaweed, golden mushrooms and soy bean paste. Simmer over low heat for another 20 mins. As I don't like my soup to be too salty, I didn't add salt, you may add according to your taste. Serve hot.
I'm linking this post to Little Thumbs Up event, hosted by Joyce, kitchen flavours, organized by Zoe from Bake For Happy Kids and Doreen for my little favourite D.I.Y.
Looks delicious, Ah Tze! I don't mind joining your son and drink a big bowl myself and eat up all the ingredients in it too! A lovely soup!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to LTU!
yum yum...can i have some for my lunch, feel so hungry!! hehe...
ReplyDeleteYes I would love a bowl too looks healthy and delicious:D
ReplyDeletehai, just walk around to your blog. a nice blog with many attractive recipe. thanks for joining me.
ReplyDelete我不要喝汤,但我要交换你的天气,这里啊,真的热到爆,嘻嘻!
ReplyDeletea very nutritious soup.
ReplyDeleteI like the ingredients in this soup. Must be delicious!
ReplyDeleteMelbourne is cooler than Sydney all the time, so your bowl of hot soup really comes in time for this kind of weather. My mother told me it was very hot in Malaysia.
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