Spicy Soba Noodle Soup

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Hi everyone! I am so excited to announce that I was nominated by Kale Studios for the Versatile Blogger Awards. On her blog you’ll find lifestyle advice, food for thought and yummy recipes. As required by the award, here are 7 facts about myself.

1. I am French, duh…
2. I have a ridiculously good memory when it comes to lyrics (and a terrible one otherwise).
3. I have over 66,100 views on one of my stopmotion videos (http://youtu.be/BCtoxM77jLo).
4. I have a not so secret obsession with Taylor Swift. Guilty.
5. Breakfast is my favorite meal by far.
6. I would pick hot water with lemon and honey over cough syrup anyday! (this is relevant because I have a cold right now…)
7. I hope that one day I will open my own restaurant/cafe.

I feel so grateful for all of my followers and I cannot begin to explain how gratifying it is to know that people actually care about my work. I nominate Frankie’s Feast, La Petite Casserole, The Greek Glutton, Feisty Veggies, Vegetarian Ventures, A Life Moment, A Spoonful of Nature, Cassie’s Kitchen, The True Spoon, and Stay Hungree for the Versatile Blogger Award!

Now let’s get down to this week’s recipe: my Spicy Soba Noodle Soup!

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Here’s yet another noodle soup to fight the freezing cold. It’s inspired by a spicy Korean Soup that I recently had and loved. It’s perfect to warm up and feel some comfort during the harsh winter times. I don’t know about you, but it’s been snowing here in Philly.

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To be perfectly honest, I think this is one of the best noodle soups I have posted on the blog so far. I’m super excited about this new recipe so definitely let me know what you think about it if you try it! Bon appétit!

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Total time: 15 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1/2 pack of pre-cooked soba noodles
  • 2 cups vegetable broth
  • 1/2 handful of kale
  • 1/2 large portobello cap
  • 2 green onions
  • 1 small garlic clove
  • 1 tsp red chilli flakes
  • 4 tsp sesame oil
  • 2 tsp soy sauce
  • olive oil
  • sea salt and freshly ground black pepper

Directions:

  1. Cut the portobella cap in very thin strips. Chop the kale thinly. Mince the green onions and the garlic.
  2. Heat some olive oil in a pan, add the onions, garlic and mushrooms and let them brown.
  3. Make the spicy sauce. In a small bowl whisk together the chilli flakes, sesame oil, soy sauce and pepper.
  4. Bring the broth to a boil, add the noodles and half the spicy sauce, turn off the heat.
  5. In a bowl add the kale and pour the noodles and broth over it. Top with the golden mushrooms and onions and drizzle with the rest of the spicy sauce. Enjoy!

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Temps total: 15 minutes

Ingrédients

  • 1/2 paquet de nouilles soba pré-cuites
  • 2 tasses de bouillon de légumes
  • 1/2 poignée de kale
  • 1/2 chapeau d’un large champignon portobella
  • 2 oignons verts
  • 1 petite gousse d’ail
  • 1 c.c de flocons de piment rouge
  • 4 c.c d’huile de sésame
  • 2 c.c de sauce soja
  • huile d’olive
  • sel de mer et poivre noir fraichement moulu

Etapes:

  1. Tranchez le champignon en tranches très fines et le kale en petits morceaux. Émincez les oignons verts et l’ail.
  2. Faites chauffer de l’huile d’olive dans une poêle, ajoutez les oignons, l’ail et le champignon et laissez le tout dorer.
  3. Préparez la sauce piquante. Dans un petit bol, mélangez les flocons de piment, l’huile de sésame, la sauce soja et le poivre noir.
  4. Faite bouillir le bouillon de légumes, ajoutez les nouilles soba et la moitié de la sauce piquante et arrêtez le feu.
  5. Dans un bol, ajoutez le kale et versez le bouillon et les nouilles dessus. Garnissez avec les champignons et les oignons et un filet de sauce piquante. Bon appétit!
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10 thoughts on “Spicy Soba Noodle Soup

  1. I have no doubt you will be very successful turning no. 7 into a reality! You are naturally gifted and passionate about your cooking. I think that’s the bulk of what makes a good cook or chef or kitchen guru! 🙂

  2. Oh boy that looks and sounds so delicious! It MIGHT even be a dish that my “meat and potatoes” husband would enjoy because he likes food that has a kick to it. Although, I may have to add some meat to it….but then again, Portobello is kind of meaty….

    1. Thank you! I find them in the Asian section of my local grocery store. It’s usually near the bottom shelves. You can find dry ones or pre-cooked packages. Both are good options but the second one is quicker!

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