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Pumpkin, Carrot & Corn Chinese Soup in a Pack
![]() One of the beauties of living in Hong Kong....apart from... - HK$10 wonton noodle - Coffee shop whole day breakfasts - In some places, food being smashed on your table delivered to you within seconds after you uttered your orders - HK$18 BBQ pork lunch boxes ...is Chinese Soup in A Pack The locals drink their Chinese soup religiously. Each soup has its own health benefits such as...as quoted the locals: - good for skin - good for the heart - good for heat - good for cold - good for health good good good...I wonder if they have some soups that's good for love/good for career/good for the economy? My knowledge about Chinese soup is...nonexistent. I don't know which ingredient goes with what, and I don't know which soup is good for what. I might have been drinking soup which is "good for gentlemen"...since I seem to have grown quite a lot of moustache these days. Oppps. (No, Rita. Don't blame it on the soup. You've had moustache since...like..forever) Anyway, based on my Chinese soup related cluelessness, soup in a pack is my best bet. Last weekend I've chosen... Pumpkin, Carrot and Corn Soup Pack ![]() It's a Chinese soup combo that I haven't seen before, and despite the persistent scorching heat, autumn is coming, so something with pumpkin sounds perfect. I just grabbed a pack, it costs HK$18.50 (around USD2.3), it has all the necessary ingredients for the soup. I've added another pack of pork tenderloin too. ![]() ...and it doesn't get easier than this. Simply dump everything into a pot (an impatient bitch that I am, I used a pressure cooker ^_^), add boiling water, bring to boil and simmer for about 1 hour. ![]() Since I use a pressure cooker, I could've been drinking a bowl of soup after just 15 minutes. But I want everything richer, sweeter, thicker, and tender, so I cooked my soup for 25 minutes. For pressure cooking vegetables, that's like...forever! See my darling cooker blowing off steams? That promises deliciousness. ![]() ...wow! The soup is naturally sweet from all the sweet ingredients with a touch of meatiness from the pork tenderloin, I simply added a bit of salt to make everything perfectly balanced. ![]() Yum!...and the meat? Melt-in-your-mouth tender. Now back to the most important issue again. Does anyone know any soup that can make me richer, slimmer, prettier, and also smarter? (Note to self: Chinese soups can only do so much, not the impossible) related searches : Pumpkin
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