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Egg Drop Soup I

Submitted by: Denise Smith 
Lightly beaten eggs are gently stirred into a flavorful chicken broth that includes parsley and onion flakes. The resulting soup is light, creamy, and delicately seasoned. 

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Chinese Egg Soup

Submitted by: akhowell 
In this simple soup, a beaten egg is slowly poured into a pot of simmering chicken broth with peas. Serve with sliced green onions. 

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Restaurant Style Egg Drop Soup

Submitted by: W.J. Cory 
This Egg Drop soup is born from a love of the soup and MANY trips to my favorite Chinese restaurant (asking them many questions) resulting in this variation...Compare it to your local restaurant...The simplicity is the key. Soup can be re-heated or frozen and re-heated. 

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Japanese Onion Soup

Submitted by: Sawako 
The basic Japanese soup that's given out as an appetizer at most Japanese restaurants. Very mild, a bit salty, and a touch of tang. It's a very improvisable recipe; most of the ingredients' quantities can be changed according to taste. 

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Egg Drop Soup II

Submitted by: Patsy 
This is soup is a classic beginning to any Asian-style meal. A clear chicken broth is given some texture when lightly beaten eggs are stirred in. A sprinkling of scallions adds a sweet onion-y note. 

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Miso Soup

Submitted by: Michelle Chen 
You can use yellow, white, or red miso paste for the soup, depending on your preference. You will also need dashi, which is made of dried kelp (seaweed) and dried bonito (fish), and can be purchased in granules or powder form in conveniently-sized jars. 

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Garlic Soup

Submitted by: TLYONS 
Garlic is simmered in chicken broth, and tomatoes and eggs are whisked in just before serving. 

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Korean-style Seaweed Soup

Submitted by: Eunah Lee 
This is the recipe of Korean-style seaweed soup. It's a traditional birthday dish in Korea. Also, every women who gives a birth eats this soup because it is believed that seaweed soup helps with breast feeding. 

Seaweed (Nori) Soup

Submitted by: ROSEYCAT 
This recipe started as something I found off the back of a seaweed package, but has been adapted several times so that it can be made quickly with ingredients from most large grocery stores - or a local Asian grocery if you prefer. Nori is the Japanese word for dried sheets of seaweed. 

Shrimp Rice Soup

Submitted by: Simon Song 
Water is added to rice and shrimp which have been stir-fried in sesame oil and are simmered until the rice has tripled in size in this Korean-inspired recipe which is low in fat and calories. 
 
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