Mike's Spicy Thai Chicken Rice Noodle Soup

• 2 16 oz Asian Rice Stick Noodles room temp
• 1/2 lb Precooked Rotisserie Shreadded Chicken
• 3 box 32 oz Chicken Broth + reserves
• 2 tbsp Thai Kitchen Fish Sauce + reserves
• 1 1/2 tsp Thai Lemon Grass minced
• 10 Thai Chile Peppers stems removed - left whole - + reserves
• 2/3 cup Thai Basil chopped + reserves
• 1 cup Fresh Bean Sprouts left whole - + reserves
• 1/4 tsp Chinese 5 Spice
• 1 1" Piece Fresh Ginger peeled - left whole
• 2/3 cup Celery With Leaves sliced
• 2/3 cup White Or Purple Onions sliced
• 8 clove Fresh Garlic smashed and fine chopped
• 1 Juice Of 1 Thick Lime Wedge + reserves
• 1/2 cup Fresh Snap Peas
• 2/3 cup Carrots sliced
• 1 tsp Black Pepper
• 2 tbsp Siracha Garlic Chile Sauce + reserves
• 1/2 tbsp Powdered Chicken Bullion
• 2 tbsp Soy Sauce + reserves
• 1 Cinnamon Stick
• 1/3 cup Coconut Milk

1. Here's what you'll need.
2. Rinse and chop your vegetables.
3. Place everything in the Spicy Thai Chicken Broth section except for the + reserves in a large pot and bring to a simmer.
4. Boil until carrots are soft.
5. About 35 to 40 minutes.
6. Add additional chicken broth or water if you need it at simmers end.
7. You'll definitely want a lot of broth for this dish.
8. Turn off heat.
9. Prepare your chilled, fresh garnishments and place on table in seperate bowls.
10. Pull your 1" whole ginger piece and fine chop 1 tablespoon of it.
11. Place back in pot.
12. I'll also add another handful of fresh chopped Thai Basil to the pot again and allow it to steep for flavor and texture.
13. Place room temperature rice noodles evenly in 4 seperate bowls.
14. Try to slightly seperate noodles in bowls with chopsticks.
15. Bring broth back up to a super heavy boil.
16. Ladle piping hot broth over the tops of your noodles.
17. Mix broth and noodles well.
18. The noodles will cook almost immediately.
19. Allow soup with noodles to sit for 1 minute before garnishing and serving.
20. Know that even with your broths long simmer time, your snap peas and bean sprouts will still remain crispy.
21. Allow your guests to serve themselves from their noodles, to the broth, to their garnishes.
22. They always seem to have great fun doing that!
23. See the Garnishment section for options.
24. IMHO opinion as a Chef - additional fresh thai basil leaves, the squeeze of a lime wedge, Siracha Garlic Chile and Soy Sauce are absolutely essential - garnishment wise - in this soup upon serving.
25. Enjoy!

noodles, rotisserie, chicken broth , lemon grass , peppers, reserves, fresh bean sprouts, spice, ginger , celery, white or purple, garlic, fresh snap peas, carrots, black pepper, garlic, chicken, soy sauce , cinnamon, coconut milk

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/364801-mikes-spicy-thai-chicken-rice-noodle-soup (may not work)