Stephanie chose to make minestrone soup for her final cultural cuisine project. She loves Italian food for its fresh herbs and carbs. Minestrone soup incorporates many vegetables and is hearty, making it perfect for the cold weather. Stephanie enjoyed trying a new Italian dish and was excited to successfully make an authentic recipe she normally only gets from restaurants. She found most ingredients locally and followed the process of cooking vegetables, pancetta, and herbs together in chicken stock. The end result was a flavorful soup that tasted authentic according to her roommate who had minestrone in Italy. Stephanie was pleased with her first challenging Italian recipe and will make the soup again this winter.
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Manchow Soup | Masterchefpriya’s Veg Recipes
Manchow soup is a restaurant-style Chinese vegetarian soup made with mixed
vegetables, garlic, ginger, soya sauce, ground pepper & a few other pantry ingredients.
This super flavorful umami-tasting soup is served with crispy fried noodles. Doesn’t that
sound addictive? Yes! It is one of the most loved soups by the kids and youth in India. If
you taste this once you are sure to agree – it’s fabulous! Try out this best man chow
soup at home with my easy recipe. I also share tips and tricks to make it healthier.
Indo-Chinese cuisine has a lot of gems hidden within its recipe box. Soups hold a
prominent position on the menu. Manchow soup is one of those hot and yummy soups
that is a crowd favorite with very few party poopers.
Anyway, what is it actually?
Manchow soup is one of the popular hot soups from Indo-Chinese cuisine. Stir-fried
vegetables are immersed in a pot of water/stock enriched with aromatics and
seasonings to create a flavorful dish full of nutrients.
But what makes a man chow soup so special?
The smoky aroma, umami taste, crunchy vegetables, and the right balance of all the
tastes are what makes this so good. Moreover, the garnish isn’t simply your everyday
ingredients but crunchy fried noodles that make you want to eat more.
For a vegetarian version, vegetable broth is often used to provide extra flavor. For a
chicken version, sometimes chicken stock is used. However, for a homemade version,
we can simply use water & yet make it taste good.
If you’ve enjoyed hot and sour soup (another Chinese restaurant favorite), you’ll definitely
relish this man chow soup. While both soups employ similar elements, man chow
contains more stir-fried vegetables and is less sour.
The best thing about making these restaurant-style soups at home is that you can
control the ingredients that go into them. This is a nutritious hot soup (if you discount
the fried noodles) with fresh foods.
Table of Contents
● About this recipe
● How to make man chow soup (stepwise photos)
○ Cook the noodles
○ Prepare the vegetables
○ Frying noodles
○ How to serve Manchow soup?
● Ingredients and substitutes
● Pro tips
● Variations of manchow soup
● Recipe card
○ Manchow Soup
○ Ingredients (US cup = 240ml )
■ For crispy noodles (or use Mamee monster crunchy noodle snack)
○ NUTRITION INFO (estimation only)
About this recipe
I’ve made this the simplest way by using basic vegetables you find in most Chinese
recipes. More than the ingredients it is the method and the carbon steel wok that
actually imparts the magical smoky aroma to your man chow soup.
So I highly suggest using a carbon steel wok for the true Chinese flavors. If you don’t
have one, use a bare cast iron pot but refrain from stirring vinegar into the pot. Pour it
directly into your serving bowl instead.
You can make this soup anytime you want. But you can prepare this in no time if you’re
already cooking vegetables for other Chinese dishes like fried rice or noodles.
The m
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3. Why Minestrone Soup?
● Among all cuisines Italian is my favorite! I love all
the flavors of the fresh herbs that are commonly used
in Italian dishes including basil, sage, rosemary, and
thyme. Along with the aromatic flavors of the herbs I
love eating carbs, and Italian dishes can be full of
them with all they yummy pastas and breads! Since
majority of the time I always find myself going out to
eat Italian because I am too scared to ruin a recipe, I
saw this as an opportunity to finally try a challenging
Italian recipe. With the cold weather lately I knew I
wanted make some soup, so I thought what better
than a hearty Italian soup! I rarely order soup when I
go out and eat Italian, in fact I had only tried
Minestrone soup once it was a long time ago, so I
was excited to try a new Italian dish.
4. Ingredients
● I already had some of the
ingredients, but the rest of the
ingredients I was able to
purchase at Windmill Farms, a
small grocery store in my
neighborhood.
5. Ingredients (cont.)
● Like I mentioned, the ingredients were pretty easy to
obtain, I already had most of the vegetables, like
onion, garlic, celery, spinach, and carrots. The
ingredient I had never purchased was Pancetta,
which is pretty much a Italian bacon. The herbs that
I used were Sage, bay leaves, and Rosemary. The rest
of the ingredients, chicken stock, beans, crushed
tomatoes, tortellini pasta, mushrooms, and parmesan
cheese I got at the local grocery store
6. The Process
● I began by prepping all the
vegetables, dicing the onion,
celery, onion, carrots,
mushrooms, garlic, and the
pancetta and setting them aside.
7. The Process (cont.)
● Next I began cooking, first browning the Pancetta,
then the mushrooms and garlic until it was
caramelized.
● After I removed it from the pot and cooked the rest
of the vegetables and herbs
● When the vegetables were soften I added the rest of
the ingredients: beans, spinach, tomatoes, and
chicken stock and let it cook for about 30 min.
10. The samplers
● I was very amazed with the end result, it tasted so
good and flavorful! I loved it!
● The flavor of the rosemary, bay leaves, and sage
were so strong and complemented the sweet taste of
the Pancetta and vegetables so well! It was the herbs
that gave the soup the Italian flavor, which is what I
love about Italian food!
● My roommate Danielle who has been to Italy and
had Minestrone soup there said it tasted very similar
to the Minestrone she had in Florence!
● This is definitely a recipe for my cook book, I will
make this soup a couple more times this winter!