The recipe:
Coconut noodle soup for 3 people
-2 cans of coconut milk
-2 cubes of vegetable bouillon (heat separate from coconut milk)
-Chopped ginger (however much you want)
-Chopped green onions (however much you want)
-3 teaspoons lime juice
-Whole block firm tofu optional
-Pad thai rice noodles
-Unsalted Peanuts optional.
-And red pepper flakes optional, if you want spice
Instructions:
-Start by heating up water in a pot. Once its hot add the bouillon cubes.
– in a separate, large pot, dump in both cans of coconut milk
-you can chop up the green onions and ginger while you wait for the bouillon to dissolve. If you add tofu you can also go ahead and slice that
-place the ginger, green onions, and uncooked tofu into the coconut milk.
-once the bouillon has dissolved, pour it in with the coconut milk. Put burner with coconut soup on low.
– boil some water in another pot. Once water is boiling, add noodles.
-Wait a couple of minutes, stir noodles occasionally until theyre however soft or hard you want them to be
-once noodles are cooked, strain the water from them and place them in bowls
-ladle soup into the bowls.
-add peanuts on top for an extra crunch. And if you want more spice, add red pepper flakes
skarlettohara on
Is the tofu just plain / unseasoned?
Wealth_These on
I’m going to be honest but I’ve never seen anyone just throw in a third of a block of tofu into a bowl like that 😅.
Even if you’ve cooked it in the broth for a while, I’d venture to say that smaller pieces are going to do a much better job at absorbing any flavor.
MarioRex on
I love me some coconut.
Ravensunthief on
That looks so dank
bootyr0cket on
I don’t know about slapping a whole block of tofu on top of that, but that’s on you, I guess
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The recipe:
Coconut noodle soup for 3 people
-2 cans of coconut milk
-2 cubes of vegetable bouillon (heat separate from coconut milk)
-Chopped ginger (however much you want)
-Chopped green onions (however much you want)
-3 teaspoons lime juice
-Whole block firm tofu optional
-Pad thai rice noodles
-Unsalted Peanuts optional.
-And red pepper flakes optional, if you want spice
Instructions:
-Start by heating up water in a pot. Once its hot add the bouillon cubes.
– in a separate, large pot, dump in both cans of coconut milk
-you can chop up the green onions and ginger while you wait for the bouillon to dissolve. If you add tofu you can also go ahead and slice that
-place the ginger, green onions, and uncooked tofu into the coconut milk.
-once the bouillon has dissolved, pour it in with the coconut milk. Put burner with coconut soup on low.
– boil some water in another pot. Once water is boiling, add noodles.
-Wait a couple of minutes, stir noodles occasionally until theyre however soft or hard you want them to be
-once noodles are cooked, strain the water from them and place them in bowls
-ladle soup into the bowls.
-add peanuts on top for an extra crunch. And if you want more spice, add red pepper flakes
Is the tofu just plain / unseasoned?
I’m going to be honest but I’ve never seen anyone just throw in a third of a block of tofu into a bowl like that 😅.
Even if you’ve cooked it in the broth for a while, I’d venture to say that smaller pieces are going to do a much better job at absorbing any flavor.
I love me some coconut.
That looks so dank
I don’t know about slapping a whole block of tofu on top of that, but that’s on you, I guess
Yum!!!!
Thanks for sharing your recipe!
brother this is unacceptable.