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Asian Beef Noodle Soup

  Serves 6-8
     
 
You can find fried shallots at any Asian grocery store. Otherwise, the ubiquitous canned fried onions used in that famous green bean casserole will do just fine.

This soup provides your family with a heart-warming, nutritious, fragrant meal in just a few minutes.

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10oz. beef top round steak   6 cups chicken stock
2 cloves garlic, peeled and minced   1 tbsp. chopped fresh ginger
3 oz. dried Chinese egg noodles   1 tbsp. pickled Chinese bird chilies, (substitute 1 tbsp. chopped fresh red chilies or 1 tsp. dried red chili flakes)
3 oz. dried Chinese egg noodles   ½ cup fried shallots (substitute “Durkee” fried onion rings)
2 tsp. toasted sesame oil   1 cup fresh cilantro leaves
6-8 fresh lime wedges    
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Trim the beef of any fat. Cut the beef into thin strips, about ¼” thick and 2” long.

Pour the chicken stock into a large, deep, stockpot. Heat the chicken stock over medium-high heat.

Add the sliced beef, garlic, ginger and chilies to the chicken stock. Add the dried noodles.

Cook and stir the soup until the noodles are soft, 8-10 minutes. If the soup boils, turn the heat down to medium.

Ladle the soup into a large soup tureen. Place the shallots, sesame oil, cilantro and lime wedges in four separate small bowls.

Bring the soup tureen to the table. Serve individual portions of the soup and pass the garnishes separately.

 
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