grannys gone and done it

[Wishing4Wings]

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I think I am going to make some ramen egg soup, for dinner. LOL It just sounds good to me. never had egg drop soup befor. wonder if one egg will be enough ?

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Morning granny! Your idea could work!

Try this. Get your broth ready and tasting the way you like first. Scramble up a few eggs and mix in a teaspoon of cornstarch real good. The cornstarch will keep the eggs from clumping up and getting rubbery when you add it to the broth (so it will be like Chinese eggdrop soup). Add the scrambled eggs to the broth that is barely simmering and eat it soon. It doesn't store well.

Advanced cooking: Before adding egg, you can stir a Tablespoon of cornstarch into the broth and cook it for a few minutes at a low boil (until it doesn't taste starchy). This will thicken the broth and make it even more Chinese soupish.

Even more? Add some veggies (bits of carrot, frozen peas, corn...) or meat to the broth in the beginning.

Of course if you don't have cornstarch, I just wasted your time!

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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Or just do this!!!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

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Morning granny! Your idea could work!

Try this. Get your broth ready and tasting the way you like first. Scramble up a few eggs and mix in a teaspoon of cornstarch real good. The cornstarch will keep the eggs from clumping up and getting rubbery when you add it to the broth (so it will be like Chinese eggdrop soup). Add the scrambled eggs to the broth that is barely simmering and eat it soon. It doesn't store well.

Advanced cooking: Before adding egg, you can stir a Tablespoon of cornstarch into the broth and cook it for a few minutes at a low boil (until it doesn't taste starchy). This will thicken the broth and make it even more Chinese soupish.

Even more? Add some veggies (bits of carrot, frozen peas, corn...) or meat to the broth in the beginning.

Of course if you don't have cornstarch, I just wasted your time!

Always have cornstarch in my chicken first aid kit. LOL thanks !!

 

[lindalouly]

My kids eat top ramen with just the season packet and some sugar.... they drain the ramen a little first...

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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me thinks they are trying to scrub out our dirty minds

 

[lindalouly]

Growing up when my folks didnt have a lot of money to feed us, my mom would make us what we call poor mans phad Thai.. She would boil and drain top ramen and mix the seasoning, sugar, lemon and crushed peanuts in it.. then add bean sprouts.. my kids love it now.

 

[lindalouly]

Is it weird that I think all of my chicks with the exception of maybe one are all pullets..... but Im not a professional or nothin.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Is it weird that I think all of my chicks with the exception of maybe one are all pullets..... but Im not a professional or nothin.

seems only fair that you get all pullets since you had all roo's personally.

 

[Weehopper]

LOL! Horrible stuff

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Growing up when my folks didnt have a lot of money to feed us, my mom would make us what we call poor mans phad Thai.. She would boil and drain top ramen and mix the seasoning, sugar, lemon and crushed peanuts in it.. then add bean sprouts.. my kids love it now.

That's a great idea! You could add scrambled egg too! (I'm always looking for ways to use eggs!

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Hope you got all pullet!

How old are they?