10 single servin Asian soups

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 Some of these sound really fun and easy.

RantWoman especially likes the "what to do with a block of tofu" thread: eat it a1/4 block at a time.

RantWoman probably will not make all of these for various reasons but even 2-3 will be great and easy.

RantWoman also probably is not going to cure herself of making food in several day quantities. RantWoman definitely prefers eating things she has made over other pre-prepared options and sometimes pulling something from the freezer is just the thing.

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