Monday, March 22, 2010

Japanese Udon Noodle Soup

I made Japanese Udon Noodle soup today. I didn't use a recipe, I just made up a version based on what I thought would go into it and it turned out rather nicely.

First I boiled a few cups of water in a saucepan and mixed to taste, a few tablespoons of prepared miso mixture into the hot water.

Once the water boiled I put in two small packages of udon noodles, zucchini chunks, a chopped up stalk of broccoli and a small bunch of baby bok choy.

In a frying pan I cooked and browned some minced beef with a finely slice red onion.  This is not your usual meat accompaniment to udon noodles but it was what I had on hand and it turned out quite fine. If you have some prawns or slices of beef you can top the udon soup and vegetables with these if you prefer.


Enjoy!

8 comments:

The Happy Sparrow said...

Your soup looks delicious!! Yum!!
:) I hope your having a great day! Love Martine

simple in France said...

beautiful soup! By the way, I recently found a recipe for noodles. . .but stretching them out looks incredibly complex. I need to wait to try it when I can fail several times in a row!

Joyful said...

Hello Martine, the soup was delicious and I had a wonderful day. I hope your week is going well :-)

Joyful said...

Hi SIF, I've never made udon noodles but after your comment I googled the idea. It looks quite simple but like you I will want to have some time to experiment before I give it a go. So many recipes, so little time, lol.

Euroangel said...

these looks very yummy...spring is here again!

Joyful said...

Thank you for the compliment on the soup Euroangel. Isn't Spring wonderful?

Joyful said...

these looks very yummy...spring is here again!

Joyful said...

Hi SIF, I've never made udon noodles but after your comment I googled the idea. It looks quite simple but like you I will want to have some time to experiment before I give it a go. So many recipes, so little time, lol.

Holiday Thoughts ~ Tuesday

Welcome once again to Tuesday 4 , hosted by Annie of Cottage by the Sea.   It's frigid across Canada and America and winter is early thi...