1-Cup Elbow Pasta
3 Cups Chicken Broth
Soy Sauce
1 Can of Tomato Soup
1 Egg
Can of Spam
Salt
Pepper
Butter
“ A little history
and insight to this dish dates back to World War II. While U.S. troops were
fighting the Japanese in Hong Kong, often times the Hong Kongese were given
food rations or had to struggle to find food. This dish is famous for putting
these random ingredients together to form something delicious. Though this
seems absurd, this dish is great after a night of drinking too many beverages
because it’s so simple and easy to make!”
Step 1: Add the
tomato soup and chicken broth to a pot, and add in the elbow noodles.
Step 2: Add a splash
of soy sauce and taste. (Always taste as you cook).
Step 3: Cut pieces
of spam into bit size cubes and place in the hot broth.
Step 4: Get a pan
and 1 teaspoon of butter. Place egg in the pan and fry. Season with salt and
pepper.
Step 5: Pour soup
into bowl and place egg on top.
Step 6: Eat.
Sounds like an interesting combination, but it sure is really soothing and comforting.
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