Mohinga junior rice-noodle soup

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Myanmar · မုန့်ဟင်းခါး · Myanmar

Mohinga junior rice-noodle soup

A gentle fish and rice-noodle soup with banana stem, ginger and turmeric. Keep the chilli and crispy toppings for adults.

20 minPreparation
40 minCooking
60 minTotal time
4Servings
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MyAutismHub · 4 September 2026
Soft & slurpy · Portions are a guide; appetite and needs vary.

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For 4 servings

What you’ll need

Allergens
Fish and egg if used; check noodles and stock.

One step at a time

Let’s make it

  1. Simmer fish with lemongrass and ginger for 12 minutes; remove fish and check for bones.
  2. Flake fish and return it to the broth with turmeric and banana stem or cabbage.
  3. Simmer 10 minutes, then cook noodles separately.
  4. Taste and add salt if needed. Serve egg, lime and chilli separately.

Preparation and cooking times are estimates. Use the doneness checks in the method.

Make the texture work

Strain broth and serve noodles with fish separately. Cabbage is an easy banana-stem substitute.

Season it properly

Lemongrass, ginger and turmeric provide the signature aroma. Add salt after tasting; chilli, lime and crispy toppings are adult choices.

Simple swaps

Use chicken or tofu instead of fish; use cabbage when banana stem is unavailable.

Keep it safely

Refrigerate broth and noodles separately within 2 hours; use fish broth within 24 hours.

Food education

What the ingredients bring

These are practical food-group notes, not a laboratory nutrition analysis. Portions and brands change the numbers.

  • Fish provides protein, iodine and vitamin B12.
  • Rice noodles provide carbohydrate energy.
  • Cabbage contributes vitamin C, folate and fibre.
Before serving: supervise eating and adapt size and texture to your child’s chewing skills. These are ordinary family recipes, not a treatment for autism or a prescribed swallowing diet.