I also do a 'OMFG I'm starving' version using the old earthquake preparedness stash of Itchybum noodles and as minimal cooking work as possible. Here it is:
Not too bad considering how quick it is. My fancy version is much nicer but some days, like today, I needed the 'OMFG I'm starving' version.
You too can eat it:
- Stove on - high.
- Water into the pot - about 2-3 cups.
- Chop some onion - throw it in the water.
- Same with a carrot and a clove of garlic.
- Add the MSG-laden stock powder that comes with the Ichiban noodles.
- Dice up some tofu, chuck it in.
- This should be boiling pretty good by now.
- ...meanwhile, drizzle a spoonful of sesame oil in your bowl.
- Break up the noodles a bit while still in the package and toss 'em in.
- And then the frozen peas.
- Let it all go for about three mins.
- Spoon some hot chili sauce into the mix.
- Off goes the stove and pour the lot into your bowl. Yum.
And today I remembered a little feature on my cheapo point and shoot... so I made a gritty documentary.
;-)
Loved the book, adored the movie, now waiting for the sequel!
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ReplyDeleteTry again, I made chickpea curry last night and it was so colourful, I nearly sent you a picture of it!
ReplyDeleteNice movie.
ReplyDeleteWas that a nipple hair I spotted in the soup? ;-P
ReplyDeleteThat should make your hair grow!
ReplyDeletesoup, hmm.. lovely winter food. looks almost ateable. eat chicken! 8D
ReplyDeleteLooks far, far too healthy. A couple of slabs of Terry's Chocolate Orange - that what that meal needs. Do you have any?!
ReplyDeleteI make nearly the same soup but a faster version is to put the soup mix, noodles and water in a bowl and microwave it for 7 minutes then add frozen peas and corn and slice in some cold tofu to cool it down enough to eat immediately. I like your idea of adding some sesame oil. Next time!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments, people!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip there Benjamin!