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I ate this today and it was so good it didn’t even cross my mind to take a picture, also it is Mother’s Day weekend here in Australia so I was focussed on conversation.

It was in a little clay pot like the one pictured. The taste of the soup was distinctly sweet, as if combined soy based broth with some sugar.

Chicken pieces were with bones as stated, but the bones were tiny which makes me think they were cut near the ribs.

I strongly suspect there were lychees in the soup, also some kind of berry which looked like an olive, but kind of tasted like a date (so maybe it was a date).

There were also there crazy noodles which I don’t even think they were noodles, but maybe some kind of shredded soy protein or something.

Any help at all is appreciated but I don’t expect any true answers especially without a real photo.

Wanted to do the “onion slices in oven topped with cheese” thing for a snack, but I only had finely grated parmesan. Tried it anyway, failed.

Thought, hang on I can save this. Put the slices into a frying pan and added a whisked egg. So I guess it’s some bastardisation of an omelette?

100% this has been done before and probably has a name but here’s the end result of my 30 minute culinary journey.

Perhaps r/onionlovers might enjoy this

With aloo tikki, spinach pakora, and pappadums.

I used RecipeTinEats Goan fish curry recipe.