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Ingredients
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Soto Lamongan Soto Lamongan 50ml Vegetable Oil 800ml Chicken Stock 1 Large Chicken (about 1.2kg) 2 Spring Onion stalks 3 Daun Salam leaves 3 Kaffir Lime leaves 3 Lemongrass stalks 4 Eggs 5 Candlenuts 5g Coriander seeds 10g Fresh Turmeric 30g Galangal 50g Ginger |
60g Glass Noodles 100g Garlic 200g Shallots To Taste Salt To Taste Sugar To Taste White Pepper Condiments 4 Lime wedges 80g Bean Sprouts 80g Chinese Celery Leaves 200g Prawn Crackers To garnish Fried Shallots |
1. Methods
1. Chop dried lemongrass stalks and spring onions into smaller pieces.
2. Cut chicken into 8 to 10 pieces, breaking down the joints. Marinate chicken pieces with salt and white pepper.
3. Lightly toss coriander seeds and candlenuts in a heated pan for 3 to 5 minutes until they are brown and fragrant.
4. Blend lemongrass, garlic, shallots, turmeric, ginger, galangal and tossed spices with a handblender to form a paste.
5. Sear chicken pieces on both sides in vegetable oil in a heavy-bottom pan. Remove and set them aside when they turn brown.
6. In the same pan, stir fry daun salam leaves, kaffir lime leaves and blended paste until the mixture turns brown.
7. Transfer the mixture to a bigger pot. Add in chicken stock, chicken pieces and spring onions.
8. Season with pepper, salt and sugar and boil it for 15 minutes. Shred some of the chicken pieces for easy consumption.
9. Boil glass noodles in a pot for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove and set aside when they are cooked and softened.
10. Boil eggs in a pot of water with added salt for 12 minutes until they are hard boiled. Peel the shells off and slice the eggs into quarters.
11. In another pot of boiling water, blanche bean sprouts for 30 seconds to a minute. After that, place them in an ice bath.
12. Serve with glass noodles, hard boiled eggs and bean sprouts.
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