Things You'll Need:
- 3 quarts pork broth
- spinach: one bundle (wash well) or one salad bag. Remember that raw spinach has five times the volume of cooked.
- one package extra-firm white tofu, cut into small cubes
- one bundle mei fun (optional). This is sometimes called "bean thread" and is a long, thin, translucent white noodle.
- sliced mushrooms (optional)
- Chinese-style pickled radishes (optional). Comes in jars or cans, sold in Asian grocery stores.
- 1 teaspoon corn oil
- sesame oil to taste
- black pepper to taste
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Step 1
spinach, tofu, and a bundle of mei funAt the bottom of the soup pot, sauté the tofu and any mushrooms in a small amount of corn oil, until the mushrooms are soft and the tofu is slightly browned and crisped.
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Step 2
Pour the broth into the pot and bring it to a boil.
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Step 3
Add mei fun and radishes (if using any).
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Step 4
When it comes to a boil again, stir in the spinach. Cook for a minute more, until all of the spinach has wilted into the liquid, and then turn off the heat.
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Step 5
When serving, add some black pepper and sesame oil to each bowl. If the soup doesn't seem salty enough, also add soy sauce.














Comments
veryirie said
on 10/17/2008 Well written; I'll have to try this. I wrote an article on tofu salad; you may want to check it out. Good job!
Kayar said
on 7/19/2008 Thanks. It is. :)
luv2blog said
on 7/18/2008 Sounds delicious.