I love noodles with lots of veggies....and here is my version of chow mein noodles
Chow mein noodles
I don't have specific amount of each ingredient since I use what I have in my fridge
mushrooms: cremini, oyster and dry shiitake. I soak (1 hour) and boil the dry shiitake for 15 minutes before using them.
dry shrimps (previously soaked) and fresh shrimps
broccoli, snow peas, carrots, red bell pepper, orange bell pepper
purple onions, garlic, ginger, green onions
3 eggs beaten
Noodles Cantonese style
For the sauce
1 tablespoon fish sauce
2 tablespoon of dark soy sauce
2 tablespoon of oyster sauce
Prepare all the ingredients in terms of size
In a hot wok with oil fry some ginger and garlic, then sautee the mushrooms. Set aside.
In a hot wok with oil fry some ginger and garlic, then sautee the shrimps until they are well cooked. Set aside.
In a hot wok with oil fry some ginger and garlic, then sautee the veggies. Set aside.
In a hot wok with oil, make scrambles eggs. Set aside.
Boil and cook the noodles as per package direction. Set aside.
In a hot wok with oil, fry the red onion with the remaining garlic and ginger. Add the Cantonese noodles, and the green onions. Add the sauce, and stir them. Incorporate all the remaining cooked ingredients. ...ENJOY!!
That surely looks very appetizing and moreish.
ReplyDeleteI have not visited Mainland China but the food in Hong Kong and Taiwan was excellent. We frequently eat Asian-inspired food at home. Last evening we had a shrimp stir fry - quick, tasty and nutritious.
ReplyDeleteI never have been to China, but I do enjoy Chinese cuisine in the US. Chou Mein is one of my favorites. Your recipe looks delicious.
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