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The ingredients needed to make My super easy honey pork and sirracha ramen soup:
- Take pork chops
- Take honey and light soy sauce
- Make ready garlic powder and ginger powder
- Get pks plain ramen noodle
- Make ready stock cubes veg/chicken u choose
- Prepare Lt of water for stock
- Prepare lg onion diced
- Prepare Lg pepper diced
- Make ready button mushrooms sliced
- Get LG carrots grated
- Take kale chopped
- Prepare garlic powder and ginger powder
- Take chinese 5 spice
- Prepare light soy sauce
- Make ready Brown sugar
- Get rice wine vinegar
- Take As much sirracha
- Take oil for stir fry veg
- Get Chopped spring onion for garnish
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Instructions to make My super easy honey pork and sirracha ramen soup:
- Pre heat oven 200c make marinade for chops the 2tbsp honey and soy sauce and 1 tsp garlic and ginger powder
- Prepare veg while chops marinade dice the onion and pepper,grate the carrots and slice the kale and mushroom
- Put chops in oven then in a large cooking pot add oil heat gently add onions and peppers saute for 2 mins
- Add carrots mushrooms and kale and the seasoning and water bring to a boil
- When chops are done (depending on their thickness)allow to rest while u add noodle to the veg soup
- Cook for 5 mins the put noodles into a bowl top with veg and broth place sliced pork on top (garnish with spring onions optional)
- If u leave out the chop this can be a vegetarian ramen noodle soup
- Enjoy
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