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You're the right thing for me.
Ahh! I got a commission from Newt ( @indig0trolls) in the mail today! I’m so happy!!
316 - หวังว่า... (Please Be Mine)
I thought heights didn't scare you?
Tag 7: Ich soll Sie schön Griessen.
Meine Mutter bedankt sich für die wortgewaltige Unterhaltung, während der liebe Ongdreee selbige zum Aufhören/nicht Anfangen/alleine Fasten veranlasst hat:
"Umfänglich über ein hartgekochtes Ei mit Ruccola an Fetakäse mit Leimöl zu berichten liegt mir einfach nicht."
Zurück zum Grieß… was wie cheaten klingt, entpuppt sich gleich als etwas, dass ihr in den nächsten 14 Tagen ebenfalls probieren werdet:
Dinkelvollkorngrieß mit Banane statt Zucker.
Lohnt sich geschmacklich übrigens sehr, dass Ergebnis auf einem Birnenbett zu servieren. Fotografieren lassen würde ich es von Manü.
Übrigens, für das Kind gab‘s heute Mittag, wie zumindest aktuell an jedem anderen Tag auch, eine Variation meines Kürbis-Möhren-Kartoffel-Zuchhini-Breis an Rapsöl. Tapfer, die Kleine.
Den Ausklang der ersten Fastenwoche feierten wir am Abend mit einem exotischen Thaicurry in gelb.
So wird’s was: Naturttofu in viel Olivenöl mit Salz, Pfeffer, Currypulver/Currypaste anbraten, Zwiebeln, Ingwer, Paprika, Karotten, Broccoli sowie eine Chili-Schote dazu geben und alles gemeinsam auf mittlerer Flamme andünsten, Knoblauch dazu und mit ordentlich Kokosmilch und möglichst viel Zitronensaft ablöschen, dann kurz aufkochen, fertig. Dazu bietet sich Basmatireis an.
Mones Tipp: Schon beim Anbraten etwas Kokosmilch dazugeben, damit das Curry nicht „anbrennt“.
Today I have made for you , a new soup to me, Thai coconut Lemongrass Chicken soup! I attempted this soup from scratch with no recipe. The story behind this soup is that it screams comfort to me. This soup was a go-to at a local 24 hour Thai restaurant near me at all hours of the night and especially when sick.
This soup tastes amazingly light, smooth and just the right amount of heat . It comprises of notes of coconut , tomato ,lemongrass and lime. I would describe it as broth like packed with vegetables chicken chunks and flavour bursts.
Today , my family were my taste testers . I also tasted the soup and loved it ! Some comments and notes from the tasters were that it needed more chicken pieces and more spice and heat flavours like chili paste maybe ? Personally, I think I could of added more chili and maybe a little less coconut milk because it mellows out the flavours in the soup.
My takeaways :
I had some difficulty gaging my cooking temperatures because of the chicken inside the soup. This soup is a slow cooker for sure. It has to be at a simmer so that all the flavours like the lemongrass and the milk can be infused with the tomato. I slow simmered it for about an hour and a half to assure that the chicken would not be rubbery and tough. Patience is a virtue. This might be the one thing i do differently. By adding the chicken later on in the cooking process maybe the chicken will be more tender and shreddable. Id add a smidge more chili and fresh basil instead of dried. I hope you like this very simple and easy recipe. :) Tell me how it goes and what your favourite comfort soup is ...! ( Recipe follows)
Recipe
-Garlic 2 cloves
- Onion 1/2
-Ground ginger 3tsp
-Leeks 1 stalk
-Thyme 2 sprigs
-Olive Oil 10ml
- Lemongrass - handful , dried and tied with twine
-Chicken Breast 1, medium sized
-Broth 1.5L Chicken and vegetable
-Coconut Milk 1 can
- Basil fresh, 3 leaves (thai preferred)
-Soy sauce 1 tbsp
-Sri Racha Sauce 2 tbsp
- Cocktail Tomatoes quartered
-Carrot 1 ,diced
-Celery 1 stalk
-Salt and pepper to taste
1. Sautee and sweat aromatics ( garlic , onions ,leeks and ground ginger)
2. After 10 minutes , add chicken breast sliced and tomatoes ,mix and cook on medium for 5-7 minutes.
3. Add Broth and lemongrass and bring to a boil.
4. Reduce heat and simmer for an hour.
5. In the last half hour , slowly add a coconut milk, basil ,spices and herbs.
6.Simmer for half an hour more ,casually stirring.
7. Soup is done when chicken is cooked through and tender.
I’m v excited about my new lil bean from @indig0trolls
They’re a bookie for an underground fighting ring and their name is Mythai :3
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