Thai Meatball and Egg Drop Soup

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Thai Meatball and Egg Drop Soup: Thai flavors mixed into a traditional egg drop broth for a comforting and filling soup. Paleo + Whole 30 + Low Carb

By: Sarah (via Asaucykitchen)
Original Publish: Mar 24, 2019
Last Updated: Mar 1, 2026
Prep: 15 mins
Cook: 30 mins
Yields: 4

Nutrition Facts

291 Calories
37 grams proteinProtein
10 grams carbohydratesCarbs
Finished Thai Meatball and Egg Drop Soup

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 400°F/200°C

  2. In a bowl combine all of your meatball ingredients. Mix well and form into balls. If the mixture is a bit wet and sticks, wet your hand with a little water and then roll the balls.

  3. Place balls on lined baking sheet and bake for 20-25 minutes.

  4. Once cooked remove from the heat and set aside until your'e ready to add them to the soup

  5. In a large pot, warm the sesame oil on a medium heat. Add the minced ginger and chopped chilis to the oil and gently sauté for 1-2 minutes.

  6. Add the stock, water, coconut aminos, fish sauce, and lime juice to the pot and turn up the heat to medium high.

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Chef's Notes

Notes

soy sauce/tamari is much saltier than coconut aminos - you may want to wait until the end to add salt or reduce the amount if you use soyFeel free to use different types of chilies here based on your preference for spice. We use red anaheim chilies which tend to be more on the mild side. If you like things with more spice you can also use red or green jalapeños - red will be spicier than green. 

Notes

soy sauce/tamari is much saltier than coconut aminos - you may want to wait until the end to add salt or reduce the amount if you use soyFeel free to use different types of chilies here based on your preference for spice. We use red anaheim chilies which tend to be more on the mild side. If you like things with more spice you can also use red or green jalapeños - red will be spicier than green. 

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