Korean-Chinese Chicken Broth Noodles
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Korean-Chinese Chicken Broth Noodles

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Total time
35 min
Level
Medium
Servings
2 servings
Ingredients
8

About this dish

Gis-myeon is a Korean-Chinese noodle soup in which thin wheat noodles are served in a clear, pale chicken broth topped with delicate ribbons of egg that have been poured in a fine stream and cooked into floating wisps.

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The broth begins with chicken breast simmered in water with aromatics; once the stock is strained and clarified, the cooked chicken is shredded into fine threads and reserved as the main garnish. Beaten egg is drizzled very slowly into the gently boiling stock while stirring in one direction, which produces the characteristic silk-like strands rather than broken scrambled curds. The seasoning is deliberately minimal: only soup soy sauce and salt are used, keeping the broth light, clean, and transparent enough to see the noodles beneath. A small measure of starch slurry stirred in just before serving gives the liquid a subtle viscosity that allows it to cling to each strand of noodle, ensuring flavor in every bite rather than leaving a watery pool at the bottom of the bowl.

Ingredients

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IngredientAmountUnit
egg1 eaeaShop
soy sauce1 tbsptbspShop
black pepper½ tsptspShop
sesame oil1 tsptspShop
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Instructions

Read the steps as a cooking flow: prep, heat, seasoning, doneness control, and finish.

6 steps
  1. 1
    Control

    Simmer 180g chicken breast in water over medium heat for 15 minutes until fully cooked.

    Let cool briefly, then shred into thin strips by hand along the grain.

  2. 2
    Heat

    Cook 220g Chinese noodles in boiling water according to package directions.

    Rinse under cold water to remove starch, then drain well.

  3. 3
    Season

    Bring 900ml chicken stock to a boil in a pot.

    Season with 1 tbsp soy sauce and white pepper, then taste and adjust.

  4. 4
    Control

    Add shredded chicken and 50g sliced green onion to the stock and simmer 3 more minutes so the flavors infuse into the broth.

  5. 5
    Control

    Drizzle the beaten egg in a thin stream while stirring to create egg flower ribbons.

    Once the egg floats to the surface, reduce heat immediately.

  6. 6
    Finish

    Place the noodles in a bowl, pour over the hot broth, and finish by drizzling 1 tsp sesame oil evenly.

Practical Cooking Checks

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Key technique
Korean-Chinese chicken broth noodles feature delicate egg ribbons in a clear, pale stock.
Finish cue
Place the noodles in a bowl, pour over the hot broth, and finish by drizzling 1 tsp sesame oil evenly.

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This recipe

35min, 8 ingredients

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35min, 9 ingredients

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Tips

Pour egg slowly into actively simmering broth for clean ribbons.
Shred chicken finely so it blends with the noodle texture.

Estimated nutrition (per serving)

Calories
495
kcal
Protein
34
g
Carbs
63
g
Fat
10
g