
Hot & sour soup
- Kwoklyn Wan
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Serves 4
Easy
Prep: 15 mins
Cook: 10 mins
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Adapt this hot and sour soup recipe to your liking before thickening. Splash in more vinegar to increase the sourness or add chillies to ramp up the heat
Low calorie
Low fat
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What is hot and sour soup?
Hot and sour soup is a classic Chinese dish originating from Sichuan and Beijing cuisine. It balances a combination of spicy heat with tangy sour flavours and typically includes tofu, mushrooms, vinegar, soy sauce, broth, bamboo shoots and eggs. You can also add in pork and prawns and more vegetables to customise.
Ingredients
Nutrition
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2 dried chillies
finely chopped
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60g Chinese char siu pork
or roast pork, cut into matchsticks
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150g peeled and cooked shrimp
or prawns
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15g wood ear mushrooms
soaked for at least 1 hr and cut into matchsticks
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60g firm tofu
cut into 1cm cubes
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60g bamboo shoots
cut into matchsticks
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60g carrot
cut into matchsticks
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40g peas
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1.8l chicken stock
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½ tsp white pepper
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4 tbsp tomato ketchup
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1 tsp tomato purée
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½ tbsp dark soy sauce
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1 tbsp light soy sauce
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6 tbsp rice vinegar
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2 tsp sugar
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6 tbsp cornflour
mixed with 12 tbsp water to make a runny paste
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2 eggs
beaten
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½ tbsp sesame oil
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Nutrition: Per serving
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kcal377
low
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fat10g
low
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saturates3g
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carbs43g
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sugars17g
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fibre4g
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protein28g
high
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salt6.16g
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Method
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step 1
Put all of the ingredients in a large wok or saucepan (except the cornflour paste, sesame oil and eggs), plus 1½ tsp salt. Slowly bring to the boil, turn down the heat and simmer for 3 mins. Taste and add a little more vinegar or chillies, if you like.
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step 2
Give the cornflour paste a good mix, turn up the heat to medium and slowly add the paste to the soup, stirring throughout until it coats the back of a spoon. Turn off the heat and slowly pour in the beaten egg, stirring as you pour. Add the sesame oil and serve.
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