How to Make Ultimate Mike's Steamy Asian Chicken & Dumpling Soup
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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Mike's Steamy Asian Chicken & Dumpling Soup is 6 servings. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.
To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have Mike's Steamy Asian Chicken & Dumpling Soup using 33 ingredients and 16 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Talk about a host of steamy, delicious, comforting, tummy soothing Asian flavors, spices and textures in one bowl!
If this recipe seems too detailed or time consuming at its face - know that two 7 year olds not only made this dish but, documented and photographed it as well! Great work kiddos! 😆
Ingredients and spices that need to be Make ready to make Mike's Steamy Asian Chicken & Dumpling Soup:
- ● For The Chicken Stock
- 1 Whole Rotisserie Chicken Carcass [shreaded]
- 3 Boxes Chicken Broth [+ water]
- 1 tbsp Maggi Chicken Bullion
- 2 tbsp Black Pepper Corn
- 1 LG White Onion [chopped]
- 1 Cup Fresh Carrots [chopped]
- 1 Cup Fresh Celery [chopped]
- 2 tbsp Whole Pepper Corns
- 8 Cloves Fresh Garlic [left whole]
- ● For The Vegetables & Seasonings [all to taste]
- Chinese 5 Spice
- Minced Garlic
- Minced Lemongrass
- Chives [chopped]
- Fresh Ginger [diced]
- Leaves Thai Basil
- Thai Chilies [chopped]
- Leaves Cilantro
- Jalapeños [chopped]
- Soy Sauce
- Water Chestnuts [chopped]
- Bamboo Shoots [chopped]
- Lime Juice [+ wedges for serving]
- Fish Sauce
- Coconut Milk [optional]
- Sliced Cabbage
- Sushi Nori [crumbled]
- Szechuan Ginger Salt
- Szechuan Dried Pepper Corns
- Thick Sliced Mushrooms [shiitake or others]
- ● For The Dumplings
- 1 Box Small Asian Chicken & Vegetable Dumplings [de-thawed]
Steps to make Mike's Steamy Asian Chicken & Dumpling Soup
- Start with a 2 pound Rotisserie chicken.
- Shread meat and reserve chicken carcass.
- Create your broth. Place everything in the ● Chicken Stock Section in a large pot with tight fitting lid.
- Simmer broth for 6 hours - adding water as needed to create your stock.
- Strain stock and discard all boiled ingredients. Place clean, strained stock back on stove and bring back to a simmer.
- Szechuan Ginger Salt and Szechuan Peppers pictured.
- Fish Sauce, Soy Sauce, Water Chestnuts, Bamboo and lime pictured.
- Sushi Nori pictured.
- Fresh Thai Basil pictured.
- Cabbage and mushrooms pictured.
- Add all of your vegetables and seasonings to your chicken stock and simmer for 30 additional minutes.
- Asian Chicken & Vegetable Dumplings pictured.
- Add your de-thawed dumplings to your boiling stock. Stir quickly as so they don't stick to each other. When they float - know they're fully boiled and cooked.
- Fresh baked Baguette Bread pictured.
- This soup makes for great stormy day work lunches too.
- Serve this steamy soup with Thai Basil leaves, cilantro leaves, chives, lime wedges and fresh Baguette Bread. Enjoy!
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