Last Minute Dumpling Soup
4-6 potstickers, depending on hunger
2-3 c. prepared chicken broth or stock
1 chopped green onion
2 T chopped cilantro
1 carrot, grated
2 T asian dipping sauce (any brand is fine but use one that has ginger in it for best flavor in broth)
Srirhacha to taste
Boil potstickers in hot water according to package directions. My package said to boil until they float to the top, and this only took about 5 minutes. Remove dumplings to large soup bowl, reserving cooking water. Reserve approximate amount of water to make broth and return to boil with the bullion cube/s. (or just dump water and add your stock to pot, if you are using liquid stock). When broth is boiling, add chopped green onion, grated carrot, asian dipping sauce, and chopped cilantro. Allow to heat together for just a minute, and then pour hot broth over dumplings in bowl, making sure to get all the bits of carrot and green herbs into the bowl too. Finish with srirhacha hot sauce and enjoy.
I was not expecting much from my lunch today, but this was so tasty I would happily serve as a starter for dinner or as a lunch with a friend. It was so easy to prepare and came out tasting great!
nice job miss katie! i love what i've come to call garde manger cooking. jill klein taught me that word and my husband taught me how to spell it since he studied french. technically it has something to do with a post in a professional kitchen, or a "keeper of the food." but we transformed it to mean "garbage manager." i have amazed myself and others with my apparent garde manger prowess, but my skills are not consistently consistent :) i can't wait to try this one. i love asian food and this seems so simple yet so good! thanks for sharing. Michele Worthey
ReplyDeleteummmm sounds so yummy!!
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