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A mild, gentle clear soup — the everyday bowl that appears on Thai tables nearly every day.
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"Gaeng jued" refers to non-spicy soups in general. This simple version simmers tofu, ground pork, and bean sprouts, and though simple, it plays the role of a palate-cleanser in a cuisine full of spicy dishes — the "everyday flavor" found on every household's table.
Bring water and chicken bouillon to a boil in a pot.
Mince the garlic and add along with the ground pork, breaking it up as it cooks.
Skim the surface, then cut the tofu into cubes and add.
Add the bean sprouts and simmer briefly.
Season with fish sauce.
Ladle into bowls and scatter with green onion to finish.