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Kuay-Teow-Moo-Sen-Lek-Tom-Yum ( Spicy noodles in tom yam style )

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Kuay-Teow-Moo-Sen-Lek-Tom-Yum ( Spicy noodles in tom yam style )

 

Background

The good taste of Kuay-Teow-Moo-Sen-Lek-Tom-Yum comes from various flavors; sour, salty, spicy and sweet taste that is really popular mixed flavor among Thai people. This menu is served without herb smell but it will be seasoned by chili powder, vinegar or lime juice, fish sauce and sugar instead.

                   

Nutritions facts

This recipe gives us energy in the same range as the clear noodles soup recipe, the difference is only “ tom yum flavor ”. This dish refreshes us and encourages the oxygen to flow throughout the brain and we can feel relaxing. Moreover, capsaicin in chilies send signals to your brain then sweat is released from the glands and relieve the gas in stomach. 1 portion served contains 335 kcal.

 

Ingredients

300 grams fine cut rice noodle ( senlek )

150 grams minced pork

100 grams grilled red pork ( moodaeng )

½ cup of garlic and pork rinds oil

100 grams fresh bean sprouts

Finely chopped of spring onion and coriander for topping

Tom Yum condiments with chilies powder, sugar, fish sauce and vinegar

Soup ingredients

Boiled rib bones and spinal bones together in light heat.

 

 

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