Egg Drop Soup
A light and comforting soup made by slowly adding beaten egg into hot broth to create soft, silky egg ribbons. It has a smooth texture and a mild savory flavor, making it a warm and satisfying dish often served as a starter or simple meal.
A light and comforting soup made by slowly adding beaten egg into hot broth to create soft, silky egg ribbons. It has a smooth texture and a mild savory flavor, making it a warm and satisfying dish often served as a starter or simple meal.
Procedure
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1Pour 500mL of water into a medium pot and add the sliced ginger.
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2Bring the water to a boil, then sprinkle in 8g of Menu Chicken Powder Mix 8G and stir until completely dissolved.
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3Lower the heat to a simmer and remove the ginger slices if you prefer a smoother texture.
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4Stir the cornstarch slurry once more to ensure it is smooth, then slowly pour it into the boiling broth while stirring constantly.
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5Continue to simmer for 1 to 2 minutes until the broth thickens slightly and becomes clear and glossy.
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6Reduce the heat to low so the broth is barely simmering; this is key to getting thin, wispy egg "ribbons."
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7Hold a fork or chopsticks over the pot and slowly drizzle the beaten eggs through them in a thin stream while stirring the broth gently in one direction.
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8Let the egg ribbons set for about 10 seconds before giving the soup one final, very gentle stir.
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9Turn off the heat and stir in the 5mL of sesame oil and a dash of white pepper for aroma.
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10Ladle the soup into bowls and garnish generously with chopped green onions.