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I love Noodles and Co, and I really love Thai food. It’s so fresh and exotic. I came home one night after two bowls at the restaurant thinking there’s got to be a way to make this stuff. Here’s my go at it. My brainchild of that night.
Heat oil in saucepan. Stir in garlic, lemon grass and ginger until aromatic — about 1 minute. Add the curry paste and stir. Pour in 1/2 of the chicken broth and stir until curry paste is dissolved. Pour in the rest of the broth along with soy sauce and sugar. Let it simmer for 20 minutes, covered to let the flavors meld.
Stir in the noodles, coconut milk, shrimp, and lime juice. Cook until shrimp is pink and done. Stir in cilantro, mushrooms and spinach until softened. Ladle into bowls and serve with eggrolls or rice. Yum!
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Matthew Jacobs on 12.1.2014
Great tasting soup, almost dead on Noodles & Co. I added the red onions and red cabbage as another mentioned on here and it was almost spot on. Only thing missing was that little bit of heat at the end of each bite. Added a little extra red curry paste and still didn’t get the “kick,” but delicious none the less. Will try and add a little Thai Dragon pepper next time for some bite!
Vicky Odnoralova on 5.5.2014
This soup was delicious with a few additions. I didn’t have lemongrass, so I left it out and used the juice of 3 limes and it was perfect. At the very end I added sliced red cabbage, red onions and 1 roma tomato like the original Noodles & Company soup. Next time I’m going to make sure to add the spinach after I take the soup off from the heat because it shrivels up pretty quick and I like it real fresh.
jean smith on 3.3.2013
Made this tonight and in heaven. I know a recipe is 5 stars when my 4 year old loves it. thank you.
Midwestchris on 11.16.2011
Nailed it! Thank you, this was delicious.
sturgismama68 on 3.18.2011
I am so excited to try this…I adore this soup! Will let you know how I like it…thanks