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Poached egg in mushroom broth
A tasty recipe. The starter contains the following ingredients: poultry, broth (poultry (a 380 ml)), chestnut mushrooms (250 g), leeks (in coarse rings), winter carrots (in coarse pieces), Japanese soy sauce, eggs and fresh chives (bag of 25) g).
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Ingredients
Directions
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Bring the poultry stock, 500 ml water, the mushrooms (keep 2 separate), the leek, the winter carrot and the soy sauce to the boil and let it cook for 2 hours on low heat.
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Hang a sieve over another pan, place a clean tea towel in it and pour the stock, leaving a clear stock.
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Cut the retained mushrooms into thin slices.
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Put water in a small pan against boiling.
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Cover the inside of a coffee cup with a double layer of cling film, break an egg and fold the foil at the top.
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Place the packaged egg in the pan with almost boiling water for 2-3 minutes, take it out and remove the foil.
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Repeat with the remaining 3 eggs.
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Heat the broth again, so that it is served hot.
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Put a button in the sprigs of chives.
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Divide the soup over 4 deep plates, scoop each egg with an egg, a few slices of mushrooms and the sprigs of chives..
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Nutrition
105Calories
Sodium30% DV720mg
Fat11% DV7g
Protein20% DV10g
Carbs0% DV0g
Fiber28% DV7g
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