You would think I would have had my full of Asian inspired cuisine after my trip to Japan and Thailand….but somehow I just really needed to make this dish! Asian Noodle Soup with Gingered Chicken Meatballs. Russ and enjoyed a similar soup-cooked in front of us at the restaurant- while in Japan a couple weeks ago! This soup was so easy and was such a comforting meal.
First I made the meatballs which included ground chicken breast, grated fresh ginger, garlic infused oil, sliced green onion and a little dash of toasted sesame oil, soy sauce, gluten free bread crumbs and an egg.
Ginger is a belly friendly ingredient. It is low FODMAP, gluten free (of course) and helps the stomach contract and empty. I was fortunate to have plenty of ginger in my freezer courtesy of Frieda’s produce! Tip: I store my ginger in my freezer–it stay fresh longer and is easy to grate that way.
I used cellophane noodles but you can sub in rice noodles if you’d like. I lightly rolled the meatballs and popped them right into the hot broth. The noodles are cooked in separate bowl by simply pouring hot boiling water over them and letting them sit for about 20 minutes. Then I drained and rinsed the noodles, tossed them on a cutting board and just sliced them up into smaller size strands for less messy eating!
Oh…and I am so excited about this nice article written about my 21 Day Tummy Cookbook! Have you seen this cookbook yet? Well, it features all low FODMAP recipes that are made from simple ingredients and that are rich in protein and the anti-inflammation mineral, magnesium…a nutrient most Americans fall short on!
And hey…I am feeling generous again…so if you would like to win a copy of this fab cookbook, leave a comment saying, “I want the cookbook!” and you will be entered to win. It’s that easy.
And Dietitians: My upcoming workshop is filling up and I am very excited to teach about more about FODMAPs–including the latest from the outstanding research group at Monash University, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, and exciting information about the gut microbiome and health. Interested? Please consider signing up here sooner than later as space is limited!
Oh and here’s the soup recipe!
Ingredients
- 32 ounces low FODMAP chicken broth
- 1 lb. ground chicken breast
- 1 tablespoon grated ginger
- 1/2 cup gluten bread crumbs
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 2 green onions, sliced (green part only)
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon garlic infused oil
- 1 tablespoon reduced sodium soy sauce (I used San-J, tamari)
- 3 ounces rice or cellophane noodles
- 1/2 cup diced water chestnuts ( I used canned; drained and rinsed)* optional
- 1 cup thinly sliced carrots
- Garnish, fresh cilantro, fresh parsley or sliced green onion-green part only* optional
Instructions
- In medium stock pot, add broth and heat on medium high until boiling.
- In medium bowl, add ground chicken, egg, soy sauce, green onion, garlic infused oil, sesame oil, grated ginger and bread crumbs--mix to blend.
- Roll meatballs into bite size balls and add carefully to hot broth. (I don't like too much meat in my soups--so I saved about 1/3 of the chicken mixture--made 2 burgers with the meat and froze for later.)
- Add sliced carrots and water chestnuts to broth.
- Reduce soup to medium and let simmer for 20 minutes or until meatballs are cooked through.
- While soup is simmering, boil water in kettle and pour over noodles as directed on label. Let sit, drain and rinse.
- Pour noodles on cutting board and lightly chop to more manageable size for easier consumption.
- Add noodles to simmering soup for a minute or two.
- Serve soup and garnish as desired.
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That sounds delicious! Also freezing ginger is such a good idea. Going to have to try it.
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Storing ginger in the freezer is such a revelation, thanks so much! I usually don’t buy fresh ginger as I never use it all while it’s still fresh – this is a game changer!
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Kelly
Sounds delish! Thanks for all the great recipes! Do you peel the ginger before freezing?
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katescarlata
I don’t peel the ginger before freezing. Just toss in the freezer. It’s easy to peel frozen. Ginger also makes a great anti-nausea tea: Simply add a piece of peeled ginger in hot water—simmer and drink warm.
Ann
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katescarlata
Ann, Thanks for that truly sweet comment that melted my heart on this Valentine’s Day week! <3
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Thanks for a recipe that uses ginger!
Hoping you have insight. I wanted to use elderberry syrup for my child during this sick season. He is on a lowfodmap diet
. Any idea the fodmap rating???
Blessings!!
Nancy
Hi, Kate,
Welcome home!
Thanks for the photos and recipe of the soup. It looks fabulous! Never heard of freezing ginger, so I’ll have to try that.
One more thing, I want the cookbook!
Thanks:)
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Hi kate, I’d LOVE the cookbook- it’s always fun to experiement with new dishes.
Thanks for blogging!
Terri
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to have the cookbook!!! You are so inspiring! It is very difficult to switch your whole life over to FODMAP eating. FODMAPs are everywhere and I find it so difficult to eliminate them completely even though I know I need to do it. I loved when you came to U of M and spoke to our MBCP group!!! Which you could come more often, you are a wealth of knowledge!!
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My medical history is similiar to your’s. You are so brave to travel and experiment with foods. Truly you are an inspiration for me.
My issues are compounded with the inability to eat raw fruits and vegetables, but I can freeze or microwave many things before adding to dishes.
I am interested in your program in Franklin in March. Would you be offering CEU’s for RN’s as well?
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150 FODMAP recipes – wow that would be wonderful! I’d love to have that cookbook!
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I would like the cookbook! Your blog has gotten me through the last 4 months while my gastro doc figures out why I have lost 26 unexplained lbs. THANKS so much!.
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I want the cookbook! 🙂 Thanks for everything you do, Kate. Learning about the low-FODMAP diet has changed my world – no more tummy issues AND no more migraines.
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katescarlata
That is so awesome to hear, Carolyn! Love how the low FODMAP diet can make such an impact!
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I want the cookbook too! Can’t wait to try the soup recipe!
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Looks wonderful
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What are cellophane noodles made from as I have not seen them before.
There are noodles I can get called vermicelli bean thread made with pea starch 55% mung bean starch 20% corn starch water here in Australia but not sure if they would be FODMAP friendly
I can get vermicelli made from rice though.
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Hi Kate,
I so NEED and want the cookbook!! (Please…)
I’ve been walking this long and winding road to GI health for decades. I greatly appreciate your generosity in sharing such valuable information is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Kate!
( ps: Today, I made your carrot,banana & kale Fodmap-friendly muffins! OMG…! )
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After suffering for 22 years, I’m excited to try the low-FODMAP diet (I just started this week!) and hope it makes a difference. Thank you so much for your wonderful blog.
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New to this Fodmap diet. It’s for my daughter who is suffering with terrible pain and a distended belly. Trying to figure out what is wrong but in the meantime was told to go on the Fodmap diet. So here we are. So happy to have found you and your blog/site! It’s been very helpful so far.
Thank you!
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Hello,
You cookbook looks great….so
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i just made that soup and it is simply delicious. I have been on the fodmap diet since
a few months ago and I do appreciate your blogue.
Merci Kate!
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I plan on getting another set to pass on to my mother-in-law.
I no longer live in pain, and I’ve lost 40lbs. I’m the poster child for these books! haha. Still losing a bit. I have started the challenge and found I can add a few things back in my diet. yay. But some are big No No’s! Great challenge section!
I also freeze my ginger, but I peel it first. I find it so convenient, I just spoon peel it when I first get it and then pop it in a small freezer bag and when I need it I pull it out and grate it. You are right, it is SOOO much easier to grate when it is frozen. And Ginger is one of my go to flavors!
thanks so much for all you do!
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“I want the cookbook!” I’ve been on the low FODMAP Diet for three weeks and have been totally compliant.Many of the recipes that I have found have been non-compliant with an ingredient or two and I am unsure of myself to substitute ingredients or leave them out. That’s why I would so appreciate to have your cookbook; I would feel confident that the ingredients would truly be low FODMAP. Please consider my request (plea!) for your book.Thank you : )
Melinda
Kate,
During a difficult time of struggling trying to figure out what was wrong with my digestive process, a friend told me about your blog. I have been on the low Fodmap diet for several months but fretted about dishes I could eat & it became all incompassing. Your recipes saved me from totally losing it in frustration. Much gratitude for the gifts you share of your medical knowledge & culinary creativity.
Your travel posts have given me the confidence to visit our daughter in Thailand . Just can’t convey the impact you have made 🙂 . I’d be thrilled to have your new cookbook.
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Jo
Hi Kate! Thanks for this! A question: I heard recently that ginger is being reevaluated for its positive qualities on digestion issues. I love it and use it often, but I’m concerned about that potential finding. Do you know anything about this?
Also, I want the cookbook, too! 🙂
Thanks!
katescarlata
Hmmm not sure I have seen info re: ginger not being helpful for digestion. Do you have an article link?
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