Rice Soup

Rice Soup

Rice Soup is a Chinese-Thai thing… It’s eaten for breakfast or late-night meals. Rice Soup is an excellent thing to eat while sick. If you’ve got the cold or a flu, or even an upset stomach, rice soup will make you feel better!

Directions

  1. Boil the water & rice together in a pot on high for 3 minutes, then simmer for 20 minutes. Stir every 5 minutes or so, or the rice will stick to the bottom of the pan.
  2. Make sure to skim off the skin on the top of the water before stirring.

Note:

Rice Soup goes well with Thai Pumpkin with Egg. It can be kept in the fridge overnight, but don't keep it for longer than 2 days.

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Ingredients: What You'll Need

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4 Responses to “Rice Soup”

  1. ted said:

    We would make this but add with ground pork or chicken with ginger to the soup in clumps. Once the meatballs float, it is cooked. You cannot forget about the numerous condiments like peppers, limes, cilantro, nam plah, vinegar. I make this when I am getting sick and this is awesome for a hangover.

  2. Amanda said:

    Mmmm…with a Thai omlet, lup cheong (chinese sausage), yum goong haeng, stir fried garlic chicken, or any other intensly flavored tidbit. Great way to use up little bits of leftovers the next morning…But remember to eat in a manner similar to how regular rice is eaten. If you dump the food in the soup, you will get a real mishmash of flavors.

  3. mai said:

    hi not to contridict you recipe but the rice soup needs flavour to it like the thai people do. firstly you start off cooking the rice really fine with liquid left and add some thai flavouring seasonning like you would to make the clear soup, and you add pork mince, mixed with fine grounded dried shrimp in and cook it till the pork mince is ready. you also need to add corriander and spring onion and nam pla in if you wish :)

    • cee said:

      mai -
      this is plain khao tom, chinese-thai style which you eat with separate dishes. this isn’t the all-in-one large bowl ground pork/fish sauce/corriander/white pepper variety. i have yet to put a recipe up for that one. :)

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