PARIS, Jan 18 — While certain cold soups like gazpacho and vichyssoise are famous worldwide, soup is most often associated with winter, as liquid meals that will help us warm up.
Raise the temperature with a variety of gastronomic delights such as a Vietnamese pho or a Japanese ramen. Are you familiar with soto ayam? Originally from Indonesia, this chicken and vermicelli-based dish is a nice change from Asian noodle-based soups like Vietnamese pho or Japanese ramen, more famous in the West.also features Lanzhou Noodle Soup, named after the noodle capital of China. It is a preparation that revolves around a spicy beef broth in which hand-stretched wheat noodles are immersed.
If you’ve already tasted all these Asian dishes, how about a taste of the soups of South America? Plump shrimp, potatoes and corn.
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