15-Minute Chinese Hot and Sour Soup


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Spicy, tangy and hearty, this Indo-Chinese Hot and Sour Soup is a bowl of ultimate comfort. This instant recipe comes together in …

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  1. @redcupchronicles6812
    @redcupchronicles6812 says:

    This is by far one of my overall favorite soups. The owner of my local Chinese restaurant heard congestion in my voice and said "you need Hot and Sour Soup to break up your chest"……She was NOT lying after eating this soup my chest and nose opened right up and I began to feel better. Been eating it ever since, especially when you feel a cold coming on

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  2. @taylorthetunafish5737
    @taylorthetunafish5737 says:

    WTF is wrong with you? This is awful! Add eggs and cook for 2-3 minutes? Have you never cooked eggs before?
    this is classic internet gives a dolt a platform and they make a pile of garbage and say it's the best thing ever and they are somehow a certified chef.
    You farting on a plate isn't food. This is way up there on the "people who think they know how to cook"
    Bell F%^&ing peppers in hot & sour soup? Eggs cooked for several minutes, no Charsiu, No tofu, No woodear, no bamboo, no most of the things that should be in a "15-Minute Chinese Hot and Sour Soup" and no hot & sour soup should take 15 minutes to make. Your soup broth is not even in the neighborhood.

    "Spicy, tangy and hearty, this Indo-Chinese"
    Well that's funny. the video says chinese hot and sour soup.

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  3. @nicholasfici805
    @nicholasfici805 says:

    The heat should come from the white pepper alone. This recipe also lacks all the traditional veggies like shiitake mushrooms and Lily flowers. The vinegar should be black vinegar. I suppose this might be tasty but to call it hot and sour is just wrong.

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  4. @anotherjoe5675
    @anotherjoe5675 says:

    Made this today… First time through precisely followed the recipe… Except when it came to Sriracha… Said to myself, two tablespoons is a lot of Sriracha… Put in one… I like spicy food but still way over the top… Will use two teaspoons next time… Otherwise good… A bit more savory than typically found in Asian themed restaurants… A little disappointed there… Oh, and I did use my own homemade chicken stock… No bullion cubes…

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