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Sweet corn chicken soup!!!

Sweet corn chicken soup:
This is an India/Chinese soup recipe, it's one of the most simplest soup you can make at the comfort of your home. All you need to do is to just follow the quick and easy steps 

Prep time: 20mins 
Serve: (1 portion) 

Ingredient: 
Sweet corn        50g
Chicken             50g
Ginger                10g
Garlic.                10g
Corn flour           2tbspn  
Salt.                    as required 
White pepper      powder to taste
Sesame oil          1tspn 
Spring onions      2tbspn (for garnishing)
Sugar (optional)


STEP1. Heat oil in a pot, add garlic, white pepper and ginger and saute for a minute. 
STEP2. Add the shredded or diced chicken and saute for a minute. 
STEP3. Add sweet corn and chicken stock or water and bring to the boil on low heat and cook for about 2-3mins.
STEP4. Add salt to the simmering soup and cook further for 3-4 minutes.
STEP5. Mix the cornflour in 4 tbsps of water and keep aside, and add the cornflour mixture and keep on stirring till the soup thickens on low heat.
TIPS: Pour into soup bowls, garnish with spring onion greens and serve hot. You can season with white pepper powder.
Hmm Bon appetite! 
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