Thanksgiving weekend was spent at home, with the benefits of a lovely kitchen, room to breathe and the company of my dear family. I made this week’s recipe, Spicy Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Soup, on Saturday so that I could share it with them. It was great to be able to make a whole recipe and have people to eat it with and to get more opinions! This soup was definitely different and we all enjoyed the interesting and new flavours. My sister said it tasted "like real food", which I enjoyed! I am loving this group and can’t wait for the Hachis Parmentier next week!
Visit the French Friday's with Dorie site to see other members soups!
Thursday, October 14, 2010
FFWD: Spicy Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Soup
Thanksgiving weekend was spent at home, with the benefits of a lovely kitchen, room to breathe and the company of my dear family. I made this week’s recipe, Spicy Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Soup, on Saturday so that I could share it with them. It was great to be able to make a whole recipe and have people to eat it with and to get more opinions! This soup was definitely different and we all enjoyed the interesting and new flavours. My sister said it tasted "like real food", which I enjoyed! I am loving this group and can’t wait for the Hachis Parmentier next week!
Visit the French Friday's with Dorie site to see other members soups!
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Real food rocks. And clearly, so does Dorie.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is real food! Delicious!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of your soup! Glad it was enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteHaha. Love that your sister said it tasted "like real food". Your picture looks wonderfully inviting. I'd like a bowl right now please :) I didn't get a chance to make this soup but after seeing yours, I'll have to try it soon. Nicely done!!!
ReplyDeleteRenee
How funny. My nephew called it 'real food' too. I wonder what he thinks I usually make?
ReplyDeleteTrevor Sis Boom.
I am so excited for the hachis parmentier too! Nice picture of the soup.
ReplyDeleteYour soup looks wonderful and the cilantro really sets it off. Poor you stuck in a dorm! I remember those days--I would go into a mad baking frenzy whenever I encountered a real kitchen!
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Come home any time and use the kitchen!! The soup was very good and your photo actually does it justice! love,Mom
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious and I really like that you added a slice of lime in the soup. It really did have some interesting flavors, didn't it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your comments, it is SO exciting for me to read them! And thanks mom, glad you figured out how to comment!
ReplyDeleteHa ha, i love the ''real food'' compliment!!
ReplyDeleteThe lime and corainder stand dont they?
Oh why didn i add the lime too?
Very nice looking soup! I love all the noodles and the lime!
ReplyDeleteI love it when I have a crowd to cook for. Looks lovely
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