write the instructions on how to make chicken noodle soup
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Place the first 11 ingredients in a large stock pot making sure chicken is fully covered in liquid.
Bring to a boil over high heat, stir well and then lower heat to med/low. Cover pot and simmer stirring occasionally until chicken just begins to fall off the bone, about 1 1/2- 2 hours.
Remove chicken from pot and place on plate. Let chicken cool just enough to debone meat with burning fingers.
Meanwhile increase heat and add tomatoes and noodles. Cook noodles until just before al dente. Turn off heat and add chicken pieces, frozen corn and frozen peas. Stir well. Cover pot and let sit for 5- 10 mins (see tips above).
Stir well, salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy!
Notice :
*Please use as many organic ingredients as possible.
When can we enjoy pho?
=> We can enjoy pho for all kind of meals during the day.
What are the noodles made from?
=> Noodles are made from the best variety of rice.
How is the broth for pho bo (beef noodle soup) and pho ga (chicken noodle soup) made?
=> Pho bo is made by stewing the bones of cows for a long time in a large pot.
Pho ga is made by stewing chicken bones.
How is the chicken meat served with pho ga?
=> The chicken meat served with pho ga boneless and cut into slices.
Where can Pho be found?
=> In Ha Noi
What is the rice noodle make from?
=> Rice noodle made from the best variety of rice.
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Chicken sticky rice is one of the most delicious dish in VietNam. It is processed in a very special way. I've never made this dish before, but I still have some experience. Ingredients needed: chicken, vegetables, onions and rice. Cook the rice and then prepare the chicken. First, wash the chicken, vegetables, and onions thoroughly. Then boil the chicken. Once boiling, remove the chicken and tear it into pieces. Mix chicken with rice, add onions and cooked vegetables, and you've got chicken sticky rice
1. There are some vegetables and fruit in the kitchen.
2. How much is a bowl of beef noodle soup?
3. Is "banh xeo" popular in your hometown?
4. Cooking blogs are a great source of information about recipes.
5. Some people enjoy making their own meals at home.
6. Vietnam is famous with its traditional and delicious dishes.
1. There are some vegetables and fruit in the kitchen.
2. How much is a bowl of beef noodle soup?
3. Is "banh xeo" popular in your hometown?
4. Cooking blogs are a great source of information about recipes.
5. Some people enjoy making their own meals at home.
6. Vietnam is famous with its traditional and delicious dishes.
1. How much is a bowl of chicken noodle soup?
=> What __is the price of a bowl of chicken noodle soup?_________________________________________________________
2. Collecting and trying recipes from foreign countries is one of Lan’s interest.
=> Lan is ___interested in collecting and trying recipes from foreign countries_______________________________________________________
3. My school bag is not the same as yours.
=> Your school bag ___is different from mone_______________________________________________
4. Blues is more interesting than country music.
=> Country music is not __as interesting as blues ____________________________________________
5. My sister likes fried fish very much.
=> Fried fish is my sister's favorite food
The greens should be completely dry. - No matter what kind of greens you use, they should be as dry as possible. If greens aren't dry, they feel weighed down and even a little slimy when the dressing is added. I like to buy bags of mixed salad greens (sure, I could make my own mix, but I don't always have the time or inclination to buy frisee, radicchio, romaine, arugula, and butter lettuce and wash and chop them myself!), but these should be washed too.Wash the greens and spin dry if you like, then lay them out on a towel to air-dry for a little while.
The greens should be bite-sized. Really. Make sure the greens are torn into bite-sized bits. I really hate those oversized wedges of lettuce left in restaurant salads; you have to cut them up to get them in your mouth! No good.Tear up your greens if you think they will be too big to spear and eat gracefully.
Put the greens in a really big bowl. This gives you space to dress the salad without splashing or compressing all the air out of what should be a light, fluffy mix of greens.
Add any other vegetables you like (make sure they are dry too). Herbs are extra-good. For a really simple salad, this is where you toss in any little extras. I don't like to over-complicate my side salads or weigh them down with lots of heavy vegetables. But sometimes I add a little carrot or cucumber, finely shredded and blotted dry. Finely shredded herbs are wonderful in salad too; I'm partial to mint.
Always dress your salad. Bottles at the table — no. All right. Here's my salad manifesto. I don't believe that salads should ever ever be dressed at the table by the diners. A good salad is not a pile of vegetables with gloppy dressing on top. A good salad has dressing mixed all throughout, and a dressing calibrated to the salad itself. I know some might disagree with this, but I'm positively militant about it! Salad should never come to the party naked.
Most dressings need a touch of sweetness. In salad dressing, sweetness should always be a deliberate part of the equation. Sometimes you deliberately leave it out, balancing the dressing with something funky and strong, like Amanda Hesser's anchovies in her French dressing. But I find that just oil and vinegar lack a little something, unless you are working with really terrific oil and aged balsamic. A half teaspoon of honey or maple syrup won't sweeten the dressing noticeably; it will just make it taste more rounded and full
Taste the dressing first. Always taste the dressing before you pour it on the salad. Adjust if you want a little more acidity or sweetness.
Use far less dressing than you think you need. Here I used all the dressing, but I wish I would have actually used less (and there's only 2 tablespoons of oil here!). You want to lightly dress the salad, not drench it.
Salt and pepper! Now for perhaps the most important part of a well-dressed salad: Salt and pepper. This is what that flaky salt in your cupboard is for.
Add any other mix-ins, such as nuts, cheese, or other dressy things.I like to serve salad in individual bowls and sprinkle any last-minute grace notes like a shaving of Parmesan or some slivered nuts directly on top. This makes them look finished and pretty, and it also is a good way to make sure that these heavy ingredients don't fall immediately to the bottom of the salad. If you don't use any other garnishes, I like to add just a touch more pepper on top.Serve the salad in individual bowls, or on plates. Garnish with some pepper, a shaving of cheese, or some fruit or nuts.
Question 5: I like beef noodle soup and my friends do ,_________
A. too B. so C. either D. neither
Question 6: He is a famous_____.His paintings are well-known all over the world
A. poet B. singer C. painter D. musician
Question 8: Her hobbies are _________photos and collecting toys
A. collecting B. taking C. playing D. writing
Question 9: There isn’t ________water in the bottle.
A. a B. an C. some D. any
Question 10: Orange juice is my favourite ____________
A. food B. drink C. dish D. recipe
Question 11: Turn the TV off. The show is…………………
A. exciting | B. peaceful | C. tiring | D. boring |
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Question 12: Mozart was one of the famous……………….of classical music.
A. actors | B. composers | C. artists | D. makers |
Question 13: His daughter wants to become a well-known……….but she has no talent at all.
A. act | B. actor | C. actress | D. action |
Question 14: Is there _____________ rice?
A. a lot of B. some C. any D. a
Question 15: Huong Pagoda ____ was visited by thousands of tourists during the first three months of the Lunar Year.
A. Event B. Celebration C. Holiday D. Festival
Question 16: We can fold the omelette _____half .
A .into B. in C. on D. of
Question 17: Pour some water_____ the pan to cook the broth.
A. into B. to C. on D. in
1. The main idea of the passage is an introduction to pho
2. The word similar means a class of adjectives having some or more of the same, almost similar, in certain aspects mentioned. Similarities of similarity can be identical in many respects or similar in functional forms, uses, quality indicators, technical features and other basic properties of each of these objects. with another object.
1. Separate breast and thigh meat from bones: Remove the breast meat from the breast bones, and the thigh meat from the thigh bone, place in a bowl, cover and chill in the refrigerator until needed towards the end of preparing the soup.Discard the breast and thigh skin. Remove and discard excess fat from chicken pieces.
2. Parboil bones for 3 minutes: Place breast and thigh bones, the back, leg, neck, and wings in a large (8 quart) pot. Cover with water. Bring to a full rolling boil. Boil for 3 minutes. After 3 minutes, remove from heat, drain off the water, rinse the bones and the pot.
3.Make stock with parboiled bones, celery, carrots, onion, garlic, thyme, parsley, peppercorns: Return the now parboiled bones to the clean pot. Add a couple carrots and a couple celery ribs, each cut into 2 inch chunks, and some celery tops if you have them, to the pot with the chicken. (Fennel tops or leek greens can be added too, if you have them.) Add the quartered onion, garlic cloves, thyme, one-half of the parsley, and the peppercorns to the pot. Cover with an inch or two of water (about 3 quarts). Bring to a low simmer (about 185°F) and let simmer (the stock should be just barely bubbling), partially covered, for 1 1/2 hours.
4.Strain bones and solids from the stock: At the end of 1 1/2 hours strain out the bones and vegetables, reserving the stock. If you want, set aside and strip the bones of any remaining meat. After parboiling and 1 1/2 hours of cooking the meat will be rather dry and tasteless, though you can use it in a chicken salad. Rinse out the pot and return the stock to the pot.
5. Salt the stock: Taste the stock. It should be rather bland because up to now, no salt has been added. Add salt to taste. As a guideline, for each quart of stock, add 2 teaspoons of salt.
6.Add carrots, celery: Add the sliced carrots and celery to the stock, bring to a simmer.
7. Cut raw chicken breast and thigh meat, add to stock: Cut the chicken breast and thigh meat into bite-sized pieces. Add to the pot with the carrots, celery, and stock.
8. Add noodles, bring to simmer: Add the egg noodles and return to a simmer. Note that the noodles will expand substantially in the soup broth as they cook.
9. Add parsley, salt, pepper, thyme to serve: Stir in a handful of chopped fresh parsley. Add freshly ground black pepper, more thyme, and more salt to taste