Truffle Clear Soup Noodles
Poached Egg

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A luxurious and quick 10-minute breakfast noodle soup featuring earthy black truffle slices, a velvety soft-poached egg, and a vibrant, spicy Sichuan-style broth.

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This unique clear soup noodle dish combines comforting everyday pantry staples with the decadent flavor of black truffles. Built directly in the bowl with fragrant green onions, chili oil, vinegar, and fermented bean paste, the steaming broth instantly blooms with rich aromas as the noodles and earthy truffles are added.

A bowl of spicy clear soup noodles topped with black truffle slices, a soft-poached egg, and chopped green onions
A bowl of spicy clear soup noodles topped with black truffle slices, a soft-poached egg, and chopped green onions
Prep5 mins
Cook5 mins
Total10 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories420 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Prepare the Seasoning Base
    Chopped green onions and various seasonings arranged inside a patterned ceramic bowl.

    Add finely chopped green onions into a serving bowl, followed by salt, MSG, soy sauce, vinegar, Sichuan peppercorn oil, a generous amount of chili flakes, a dollop of lard, and house-made fermented chili-bean paste to create the flavor foundation.

    Tip: Building the sauce directly in the bowl allows the hot soup and noodles to instantly bloom the aromas of the spices and lard.
  2. 2Poach the Eggs
    A clean stainless steel pot filled with water resting on a stovetop burner.

    Bring water to a boil in a pot, reduce the heat, and use chopsticks to stir the water into a spinning vortex. Crack eggs directly into the center of the swirling water to keep the whites neatly wrapped around the yolks, then let them poach.

    Tip: Creating a gentle vortex helps prevent the egg whites from spreading out too thin in the water.
  3. 3Mix the Soup Base
    A ceramic bowl filled with dark soup broth, spices, and a poached egg floating on top.

    Ladle hot water from the pot directly into the prepared seasoning bowl. Stir to dissolve the ingredients and melt the lard, forming a rich and aromatic soup base.

    Tip: Adding hot water to the seasonings before the noodles ensures all the salt, MSG, and pastes are fully emulsified.
  4. 4Boil the Noodles
    A hand holding a bundle of dried noodles being lowered into a pot of boiling water.

    Drop a bundle of dried noodles into the pot of boiling water. Cook them for two to three minutes until tender.

    Tip: Keep the water at a steady bubble so the noodles cook evenly without sticking to the bottom.
  5. 5Transfer Noodles to Bowl
    Chopsticks lifting a portion of cooked white noodles out of a bowl filled with seasoned broth.

    Using chopsticks, lift the cooked noodles out of the pot and transfer them directly into the bowl containing the prepared soup base.

    Tip: Transferring the noodles directly helps drain excess cooking water so the soup base stays concentrated.
  6. 6Cook Truffle Slices
    A small white bowl containing sliced truffles being poured into a pot of simmering water.

    Add sliced truffles into the boiling water and let them cook for three minutes to infuse flavor and soften their texture before finishing the dish.

    Tip: Boiling truffles briefly brings out their earthy aroma and incorporates them nicely into a quick breakfast noodle soup.
  7. 7Add Truffle Slices to Noodles
    A strainer holding cooked truffle slices being emptied onto a bowl of spicy noodles with an egg and chopped scallions.

    Carefully place the cooked truffle slices using a strainer on top of the prepared noodles and soup base in the bowl. This adds a luxurious touch and earthy flavor to the simple noodle dish.

    Tip: Boil the truffle slices for just about three minutes so they retain their texture and aroma.

Burn It Off

Brisk Walking
~85 minutes at a steady pace (~5 km/h).
Running
~45 minutes at a comfortable jog (~8 km/h).
House Cleaning
~1 hour and 40 minutes of household chores.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, fresh noodles work wonderfully. Just adjust the boiling time according to the package instructions since fresh noodles typically cook much faster than dried ones.
Creating a gentle vortex in the simmering water with chopsticks before dropping in the egg helps wrap the whites neatly around the yolk, preventing them from scattering.
The lard adds a traditional richness and mouthfeel to the soup base, but you can substitute it with vegetable oil, sesame oil, or neutral cooking oil if preferred.
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