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I'm thinking like I'll make 4 soups and have some crusty homemade bread to go with them. Anyone else can bring a soup if they feel like it, just let me know in advance so no duplicates (souplicates). Lots of small bowls so you can get a satisfying amount without filling up on one. I want it to be a balanced selection but I'm trying to put together a team of real killers here. a Soupicide Squad
EDIT: I would also enjoy some elaboration on WHY these are the soups you would pick
My dream is to do an Asian noodle bar kinda deal.
2 meat broths:
1 - Pho - Something light, clear and beefy.
2 - Tonkotsu - Heavier, creamier and porky.
2 vegetarian broths:
3 - Chinese hotpot - Use one of those ready to use hotpot sauces, spicy and flavorful
4 - Coconut cream - Could be something like laksa, with a curry paste...
Serve up different noodles:
Thin egg noodles, rice noodles, vermicelli, ramen noodles, maybe even shirataki noodles (low carb option)
Serve up a variety of toppings:
Meat protein options: Char siu, beef slices, a variety of hotpot balls, soft boiled eggs, shredded chicken
Vegetarian options: mushrooms, tofu, bamboo shoots.
Then crispy fried garlic, crispy shallots, chopped scallions, a variety of green veg (Bok choy, napa cabbage)
Some extra sauces and infused oils: Chili crisp oil, sesame oil, sesame paste, extra condiments like vinegar and fish sauce
Every guest makes their own noodle bowls, mix and matching noodles, protein and crispies, and sauce. Option to make a dry kinda noodles for the not soup inclined
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