Lemon rice soup

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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Saute onion or scallions, kale or cabbage, garlic, oil, pepper, tumeric, for about 7 minutes, then, add rice, broth or stock, lemon, soy sauce and simmer for about 10 minutes.
  • (give a stir from time to time).
  • Add salt if required.

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Reviews

  1. I love the lemon flavour of this. I found there was too much rice though. I made it early in the day and I guess the rice swelled more as it sat. Next time I'll either make it later or not add as much rice. Good recipe.
     
  2. Very nice,ideal as part of an asian style meal
     
  3. Wonderful and easy soup! I cooked the rice separately, put a scoop of rice in each serving bowl, and served the soup over it. The rice doesn't swell that way. Definitely will make this again.
     
  4. Very nice, and easy, too. I ran the onion and garlic through the shredder on my food processor (I added a carrot, too),and I added the veggies, broth and seasonings to the pot, along with a cup of uncooked rice and enough extra liquid to make it "fluff" and let it boil - voila! Perfect lebonese style lemon rice soup within an hour. I bet it would work well in a crock pot, too!
     
  5. Lovely asain flavours. I added raw rice into the broth, also i didnt add any kale because i didnt have any.Added some whole corn and fresh ginger. very quick to put together and yummy. will make it again, will add some veggies to it next time. thank you.
     
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Born in Wrexham, Wales (don't know the place, my parents migrated to Argentina when I was 2 years) did my studies in Argentina. In 1974 migrated to Australia, Sydney where I live now. Travelled quite a bit around Latinamerica and some Pacif Islands. Father of two boys and a girl (grown up), borned in Australia. International family, polish parents, two argentinian brothers, one married to an italian, the other one to a paraguayan, and a sister also welsh married to an italian.
 
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