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Sizzling Rice Soup Honolulu

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Ingredients

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1 cup long grain rice (not converted)
1 cup water
1 whole chicken breast, skinned,boned and cut into julienne strips
3 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon soy sauce
6 cups chicken stock
2 2 cups lettuce or 2 cups spinach
1/2 cup finely chopped green onion
1 teaspoon sesame oil
vegetable oil (for deep frying)

Nutritional information

309.7
Calories
75 g
Calories From Fat
8.3 g
Total Fat
2.2 g
Saturated Fat
38.1 mg
Cholesterol
550 mg
Sodium
37.7 g
Carbs
0.7 g
Dietary Fiber
4.1 g
Sugars
19.1 g
Protein
393g
Serving Size

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Sizzling Rice Soup Honolulu

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    This rating is for the soup only, as I didn't prepare the rice recommended and instead used Crispy Rice for Sizzling Rice Soup (recipe #112338). However, the soup was fantastic. The flavors were simple and it was an easy addition to out Asian-themed meal on a very cold day. used spinach in the soup and forgot to add the sesame oil, but everyone cleaned their bowls and some even had seconds.

    • 1520 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Sizzling Rice Soup Honolulu, This recipe is posted by request for soups for a Hawaiian-themed dinner party I thought this sounded interesting, and the ingredients are easy to find (many may already be on-hand) Hot deep-fried rice balls are added to a simple chicken soup; the recipe (a Chinese soup by way of Honolulu, Hawaii) is originally from The Complete Book of Soups and Stews and was found on the Epicurean Online site I haven’t personally tried it, but it sure sounds like the type of off-the-wall thing I’d attempt in the future ;o) Last note: start the rice a day ahead unless you’re using microwave directions , This rating is for the soup only, as I didn’t prepare the rice recommended and instead used Crispy Rice for Sizzling Rice Soup (recipe #112338) However, the soup was fantastic The flavors were simple and it was an easy addition to out Asian-themed meal on a very cold day used spinach in the soup and forgot to add the sesame oil, but everyone cleaned their bowls and some even had seconds , This recipe is posted by request for soups for a Hawaiian-themed dinner party I thought this sounded interesting, and the ingredients are easy to find (many may already be on-hand) Hot deep-fried rice balls are added to a simple chicken soup; the recipe (a Chinese soup by way of Honolulu, Hawaii) is originally from The Complete Book of Soups and Stews and was found on the Epicurean Online site I haven’t personally tried it, but it sure sounds like the type of off-the-wall thing I’d attempt in the future ;o) Last note: start the rice a day ahead unless you’re using microwave directions


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    Steps

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    Rice: This Step Is Done the Night Before, or 1 Hour Before If the Rice Is to Be Dried in a Microwave Oven; in a Large Saucepan or Dutch Oven Combine Rice and Water Over High Heat.

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    Bring to a Boil, Cover, Reduce Heat to Medium and Cook 10 Minutes Then Reduce Heat to Low and Cook an Additional 30 Minutes Without Removing Lid.

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    the Crusty Rice Around the Sides and Bottom Will Stick to the Pan and Will Be Used in the Soup.

    4
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    Take Off the Top Layer of Soft Rice and Reserve For Another Use.

    5
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    Lift Out the Crusty Rice and Place on a Cookie Sheet to Dry at Room Temperature, or Place in a Glass Baking Dish in a Microwave Oven For 10 Minutes on Low.

    6
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    the Soup: Toss the Strips of Chicken Breast With 1 Tablespoons of the Cornstarch and Set Aside.

    7
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    in a Small Container Combine Remaining 2 Tablespoons Cornstarch With Water and Soy Sauce.

    8
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    Heat Chicken Stock Just to Boiling Then Stir in Soy Mixture and Chicken and Simmer For 5 Minutes.

    9
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    Add the Shredded Greens, Onions and Sesame Oil, If Desired.

    10
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    Keep the Soup Hot (but not Boiling) While Frying Rice.

    11
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    Heat Oil to 375 Degrees F in a Deep Fryer or Heavy Saucepan and Fry Rice 3 to 5 Minutes Until Puffed and Lightly Browned, Being Careful Because It Can Burn Quickly.

    12
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    Lift Rice Out of the Oil With a Slotted Spoon.

    13
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    Drain the Rice on Paper Towels and Place in Heated Tureen or Bowls, Pour in the Soup and Serve at Once.

    14
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    or, Hot Fried Rice Balls Can Be Dropped Into Individual Servings of Hot Soup, Creating A"sizzling" Sound.

    15
    Done

    Additional Fried Rice May Be Passed During the Course.

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