How much I love Chinese....lol...a sudden change of dinner plans(in my mind) led me to cooking this up...I was out of onions and onion sticks...as usual you have to forget something when you go grocery shopping without a list J. I have used shallots and cilantro instead...the flavours came out great...try it unless you like it old fashioned....
Ingredients: (serves -3)
Whole wheat noodles - 1 bowl
Olive oil/ canola oil - 3 tablespoon
Coarsely ground Garlic and Ginger- 1 tablespoon each
Green chillies- 2 (optional - strictly for spice lovers)
Vegetables of your choice julienned - 1 cup
Chicken fillets- 2 shredded
Beef chunks shredded- 1 cup (I used canned precooked ones)
Chicken stock - 1 cup
Soya sauce - 1 tablespoon
Freshly Ground pepper - 1 tablespoon
Egg -2 scrambled
Cilantro - 1 sprig chopped
Shallots - 6 to 7 roughly chopped
Method:
1. Boil noodles, drain and keep aside.
2. Heat oil in a large pan.
3. Mix chicken, little pepper and ginger garlic paste. Toss into pan and sautéing till chicken cooks.
4. Add beef and stir till colour changes.
5. Now stir in the veggies.
6. Keep on high flame and add chicken stock.
7. When stock is almost evaporated, move mixture in pan to a side and pour 2 beaten eggs in. Scramble it and mix.
8. Add soya sauce. Mix all ingredients well on a high flame. Add more soya sauce if salt content is less than desired.
9. Now add cilantro and noodles.
10. Stir, stir and stir on a high flame.
11. Serve hot...and you won’t even remember what they call accompaniments J
Tips n Tricks:
· Don’t overcook the noodles please.
· Don’t dry off the moisture in the mixture too much before adding the noodles.
wow.. what a amazing dish. I love coming back to your blog to find all these unique dishes. :)
ReplyDeleteI love noodles! and I think they must be really tasty this way! :D
ReplyDeleteGo on guys....try it out and cum back n temme how did u like it =)
ReplyDeleteYour one dish meal looks delish ! Becoz of busy work schedule, I love forward to a one dish meal :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice little stir fry, very well presented and delicious I am sure.
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how do i follow you? me not on facebook and twitter. this is quite a find for me. i actually DON'T KNOW to make noodles. so this is a decent pointer. one thing i would like though is to get the stock ready early. we don't get readymade ones here. but i do know from chef bourdain to make stock and freeze. maybe i'll opt for that.
ReplyDeleteForgetting the grocery list is the story of my life. I'm looking at the positives and focusing on the fact that it makes us more creative cooks! This recipe sounds yummy and I like the flexibility it affords the cook. Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDelete@Michele: I top the forgetful wen it cums to grocery shopping =)
Pretty darn good for winging it and pulling something together. It looks delicious. I can't forget my list because if I go over budget, hubby will kill me!
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