Tips on the recipe:
I didn't know which Chinese noodles to use so I bought these:
They were delicious. I think you could spagetti and it would fine too. I think these cook quickly.
My only complaint about this recipe is I wish there would have been more. I will definitely double the recipe next time. Tai and I each had two bowls but I think I could have had a third bowl easily.
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Okay, this sounds awesome. Thanks for making a tofu version -- I can have chicken and share the tofu version with my vegetarian niece. Yum.
ReplyDeleteSounds good, I have never eaten tofu though. But I like Lime! Here is my St. Pat's day recipe for Irish Boxty
ReplyDeleteThis looks SO SO good! I love the combo of coconut and lime -- so Carribean and Southeast Asian at the same time! I'm trying it definitely :)
ReplyDeleteI think my nephew would like this one: i'm going to bookmark it.
ReplyDeleteCoconut and lime -- interesting combo. Have heard people rave about it. Interesting that you subbed tofu for the chicken.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that the tofu version is yummy. I'm a vegetarian, hubby is a big carnivore, so this is one I could make both ways and we'd both be happy :)
ReplyDeleteI may have to continue my soup kick..yum...
ReplyDeleteThis sounds truly yummy! but the color reminds me of that part on Bridget Jones where she turned the soup blue!! LOL!! not that yours is blue but it is yellow! :D
ReplyDeleteWe are just coming into soup weather and so I am beginning to think about my favourite soup recipes and also about finding new soup recipes!
ReplyDeleteOh I think I'd really like this recipe. I would use tofu in this one as well.. in fact, I have all the ingredients right now.
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