Q1: What makes corn noodles a healthy choice in this recipe?
A1: Corn noodles are rich in dietary fiber, which helps stimulate bowel movement and improve digestion.
Q2: Can I use a different type of oil instead of camellia oil in this recipe?
A2: Yes, you can substitute camellia oil with any mild-flavored cooking oil of your choice.
Q3: How do I know when the “little fish” noodles are cooked?
A3: The noodles are ready when they float to the surface of the soup.
Tomato Egg Soup with Corn Noodles
Notes
- Corn Noodles: 200g
- All-Purpose Flour: 100g
- Eggs: 2
- Baby Greens: As needed
- Water: 150g
- Tomato: 1
- Xiao Xian Lu Seasoning Sauce: 5g
- Salt: A pinch
- Camellia Oil: As needed
- Mix 200g of stone-ground corn noodles with 5g of Xiao Xian Lu seasoning sauce.
- Add 150g of water and stir until the mixture becomes flaky, then mix in 100g of all-purpose flour.
- Knead into a dough and set aside.
- Dice the tomato and chop the baby greens. Beat the eggs.
- In a pot, heat a little camellia oil and cook the diced tomatoes until soft and juicy.
- Add water and 5g of Xiao Xian Lu seasoning sauce, then bring to a boil.
- Cut the corn dough into small pieces and drop them into the soup (these are the "little fish").
- Cook until the noodles float to the surface, then pour in the beaten eggs, sprinkle chopped greens, and season with a pinch of salt.
- Stir well and serve once everything is well combined and heated through.
- High in dietary fiber from corn noodles, aiding digestion.
- Rich in proteins from eggs.
- Provides essential vitamins and minerals from baby greens and tomatoes.