Japan · No.65 / 103
Soup Pasta
Soup Pasta
A Japanese homestyle soup pasta that cooks spaghetti, onion, shimeji, cherry tomatoes and bacon together in a clear salted chicken broth.
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Meet the dish
Japanese home cooking
Retain enough clear chicken broth to eat the dish between noodle soup and pasta, lifting noodles and vegetables together.
Pasta shapes to use
- Spaghetti
Key ingredients
- Chicken broth
- Onion
- Shimeji mushrooms
- Cherry tomatoes
- Bacon
- Parsley
Follow the cooking scenes
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Step 1: Cut the ingredients evenly
Slice onion, separate mushrooms, and cut bacon into strips. Keep cherry tomatoes whole to create pockets of acidity.
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Step 2: Simmer vegetables in broth
Boil water and chicken seasoning, add the vegetables and bacon, cover, and simmer for about five minutes.
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Step 3: Cook pasta in the soup
Break spaghetti in half, submerge it in the pot, and cook for the package time while separating the strands.
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Step 4: Plate with broth
Stop when the pasta is tender, without reducing the broth to a sauce. Serve in a deep plate with enough liquid to surround the noodles.
What to watch for
- Add hot water if the pasta absorbs more broth than expected.
- Keep some tomatoes intact so their acidity appears in distinct bursts.
What sets it apart
This version leaves a drinkable quantity of clear salted chicken broth rather than a thick tomato-cream soup.