Food in a food delivery slot.
Tori nanban was a type of chicken noodle soup popular in Japan on Earth in the 23rd century.
- Although preparations of chicken notably are from the Human civilization of the planet Earth, where chickens originate, the spread of Human culture (and chickens) throughout the galaxy has probably made this available many other places. This is presumably also a preparation originated on planets with parallel development to Earth and parallel universes as well.
History and specifics[]
Usually served as the main course of a meal, it was sometimes spiced up by adding daikon radish or pickled mushrooms.
In the 2260s decade, Hikaru Sulu gave Nurse Christine Chapel a recipe for tori nanban, made with chicken breasts, green onions, water, bouillion cubes, spaghetti noodles, chicken broth, soy sauce, and sugar. She adapted the dish to be served by the USS Enterprise's food processors. (TOS reference: Official Cooking Manual)
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| Soup | |
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| alphabet soup • Alterian chowder • apple soup • Argainian soup • Argramine soup • asparagus soup • baghol soup • bertakk soup • beta-resnis soup • borscht • cavistat soup • cheddar cheese soup • chicken broth • chicken consommé • chicken noodle soup • chicken soup • chicken vegetable soup • chicken quadrotriticale soup • clam chowder • corn chowder • cream of asparagus soup • cream of broccoli soup • duck soup • egg drop soup • French onion soup • garlic soup • gazpacho • gumbo • Hlaka • jus senatus • khizr • kiros kai faki • Leola root soup • matzoh ball soup • mushroom soup • nalxak soup • onion soup • pasta soup • pea soup • plomeek broth • plomeek soup • ramjep egg soup • Romulan soup • Scots broth • Senarian egg broth • shav-rot • split pea soup • supu ya kiazi • t'miirq soup • tomar soup • tomato soup • tori nanban • ulan soup • urrl soup • Vak clover soup • vegetable bouillion • vegetable soup • zoth-nut soup | |
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External links[]
- Tori nanban article at the Anson Mills website.
- Tori nanban article at Food Network.