1- First of all, blanch your noodles in salted water, bring to a boil, cool them and drain them by adding a little olive oil so they don't stick. place them in a bowl on the table.
2- On the heating device, put your pot filled 3/4 with broth and bring to a boil (fresh broth will be added as its level decreases).
3- Then arrange all the ingredients you have prepared harmoniously around the table.
4- Each guest will have a bowl in front of him, a long fondue fork, a porcelain spoon and a pair of chopsticks.
5- The game, as you have understood, is as follows:
You take a piece of what you want, dip it in the boiling liquid then season it with your favorite spices by serving yourself a little broth from time to time and taking some salad.
6- When you have eaten your fill, the hostess will cook the noodles in the broth for three minutes.
7- Tradition dictates that everyone breaks an egg and uses a skimmer to poach it. As for me, I suggest you cook them soft-boiled (five minutes) first, then shell them and just warm them in the broth.
Serve this Chinese fondue with a good Chinese beer.
The salad Just the leaves of a bunch of watercress + 1 heart of green salad + a few leaves of flat parsley and fresh cilantro, a few spinach leaves and two new onions finely chopped including the green parts. take these salads, mix them well and chop them roughly then arrange them around the place in small plates
for the seasonings.
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