All the Taiwanese idol dramas I've been watching all seems to contain MANY scenes were the characters are eating. I guess it's a reflection of the food obsessed culture of Taiwan. Anyway, all the scenes of people having noodles at noodle stands were making me starving. I decided to do my own version. I took some canned chicken stock, added some water, and bonito flakes and let that simmer as soup stock. I fried thin pork chops using the Miaokow Fry Pack. I only had soba noodles so I boil those up to al dente. At he last minute, I tossed in some greens to the soup stock. From start to finish it took only 15 minutes. It's a mighty pretty bowl of noodles if I do say so myself. You can perhaps also tell the pork was done just right with lots of juiciness and succluence."Nothing is more agreeable to look at than a pretty gourmande in full battle dress." ~ Brillat-Savarin
Friday, August 17, 2007
Miss V's TW Style Pork Chop Noodle Soup
All the Taiwanese idol dramas I've been watching all seems to contain MANY scenes were the characters are eating. I guess it's a reflection of the food obsessed culture of Taiwan. Anyway, all the scenes of people having noodles at noodle stands were making me starving. I decided to do my own version. I took some canned chicken stock, added some water, and bonito flakes and let that simmer as soup stock. I fried thin pork chops using the Miaokow Fry Pack. I only had soba noodles so I boil those up to al dente. At he last minute, I tossed in some greens to the soup stock. From start to finish it took only 15 minutes. It's a mighty pretty bowl of noodles if I do say so myself. You can perhaps also tell the pork was done just right with lots of juiciness and succluence.
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