Quick and Easy Fresh Spinach soup

On some days, I just don’t feel like cooking much. Or rather, I don’t feel like slaving away over the stove or am just not very hungry. On those days, I like to make a quick and easy soup and for my iron intake, I like Spinach soup.

spinach soup

This is a typical Chinese style clear spinach soup found in many Chinese homes. Its quick and easy to make and nutritious too.

What you need:


How to:

  1. Bring a pot of water to the boil then add in the dried anchovies and sliced carrots and boil for about 15 minutes or simmer for 25 minutes if you have time. Remove the anchovies from the stock. The carrots add sweetness and colour.
  2. Taste the soup and add salt if required.
  3. Keep the soup stock boiling and add the spinach leaves and wolfberries.
  4. When leaves are tender, remove from fire and serve immediately.
  5. You can also fry up some shallots and garlic in some oil to use as flavouring and garnish on top of the soup.

That’s it! Quick and easy right? For variety, you can add in sliced or shredded egg omelette or reduce the soup stock and serve it like how they do in restaurants with sliced century egg and salt egg. The choices are endless.

Hochiak! has a similar recipe too with meat. Try it!

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  3. Old Cucumber Soup (Lou Wong Kwa) with Red Dates
  4. Soya Noodles Soup with Pork slices
  5. Stirfried French Beans with Dried Shrimp



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Comments

Gosh this soup is made me in heaven! work, work n work , seldom get home cooked soup!

Hey…we just had this for dinner! Haha…I love this soup… :p

I love spinach soup, the ones with bits of century egg. Never had it with carrots though.

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