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Deborah Lees Egg Flower Jewel Soup

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Ingredients

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1 (3 ounce) package chicken flavored ramen noodles
1 cup frozen mixed vegetables (or frozen peas & carrots)
6 cups chicken broth (or water see note)
4 chicken flavored bullion cubes (optional see note)
pepper
2 eggs
3 drops sesame oil (optional)
3 tablespoons cornstarch
1/4 cup water
salt

Nutritional information

207.2
Calories
62g
Calories From Fat
7g
Total Fat
2.5 g
Saturated Fat
84.6mg
Cholesterol
1637.8mg
Sodium
23.8g
Carbs
1.9g
Dietary Fiber
1g
Sugars
12g
Protein
469g
Serving Size (g)
5
Serving Size

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Deborah Lees Egg Flower Jewel Soup

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    Just what I was looking for... and yummy! I skipped the ramen & boullion, exchanged diced mushroom & celery for frozen vegies, and doubled cornstarch for a nice thick soup on a winter day!

    Perfect amount for my weekly lunches, using bones from our weekly $2 game hen (another meal).

    • 35 min
    • Serves 5
    • Easy

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    Deborah Lee’s Egg Flower Jewel Soup, Posted in response to a request. I created the basic recipe for this soup one day when I was low on funds and had very little in the house. As inexpensive as it is to make (a little over a dollar for 5 or 6 generous servings), it became one of my favorite soups and I have made it countless times since, sometimes as is, and in better times, with additional ingredients. Use frozen chinese vegetables, add shrimp, and it’s an elegant enough soup to serve to company. I’ve listed some of the variations below. (I still enjoy it as is with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.) I’ve also included a vegetarian version at the bottom., Just what I was looking for… and yummy! I skipped the ramen & boullion, exchanged diced mushroom & celery for frozen vegies, and doubled cornstarch for a nice thick soup on a winter day! Perfect amount for my weekly lunches, using bones from our weekly $2 game hen (another meal)., Posted in response to a request. I created the basic recipe for this soup one day when I was low on funds and had very little in the house. As inexpensive as it is to make (a little over a dollar for 5 or 6 generous servings), it became one of my favorite soups and I have made it countless times since, sometimes as is, and in better times, with additional ingredients. Use frozen chinese vegetables, add shrimp, and it’s an elegant enough soup to serve to company. I’ve listed some of the variations below. (I still enjoy it as is with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.) I’ve also included a vegetarian version at the bottom.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Crush the Ramen Noodles Into Small Pieces and Set Aside.

    2
    Done

    Beat the Eggs With the Sesame Oil (if Using) and Set Aside.

    3
    Done

    Mix the Cornstarch With 1/4 Cup Water and Set Aside.

    4
    Done

    in a Large Saucepan, Add 6 Cups Broth or Water and the Frozen Vegetables.

    5
    Done

    Bring to a Boil.

    6
    Done

    Add the Crushed Noodles and the Broth Packet and Buillion Cubes (if Using) and Boil For an Additional 3 Minutes.

    7
    Done

    at This Point Add Any Additional Optional Ingredients You Might Be Using (i. E., Shrimp, Chicken, Etc.) Then Return to the Boil.

    8
    Done

    Pour in the Eggs and Stir the Soup.

    9
    Done

    This Will Make the Egg Drops.

    10
    Done

    Return to the Boil.

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