Crunchy vegetables stirfried with noodles and lots of vegetables in a spicy sauce.
Ingredients:
240g dried egg noodles
1 red capsicum deseeded and cut into 1 inch pieces
1 yellow capsicum deseeded and cut into 1 inch pieces
1 green capsicum deseeded and cut into 1 inch pieces
1 carrot peeled and cut into thin slices
1 courgette cut into thin slices
1 red onion cut into thin slices
2 cloves garlic thinly sliced
8 green beans cut into 1 inch pieces
4 button mushrooms cut into thin slices
10 mangetout cut into 1 inch pieces
8 baby corn cut into 1 inch pieces on diagonal
3 tablespoons garlic chilli sauce
2 tablespoons dark soya sauce
2 tablespoons sunflower oil
Pinch of salt
pinch of white pepper
12 cashew nuts
1 teaspoon sesame seeds
Method:
1. Place the dried noodles in a large dish with a lid. Pour over the noodles boiling water and leave them covered for 3 minutes.
2. After three minutes drain the noodles and keep them aside.
3. In a large wok add the oil and heat it on medium heat. Add the cashew nuts and stir fry until golden brown and remove them from the oil and keep aside.
4. To the oil add the garlic followed by the onions, beans, carrots, peppers, mangetout, courgettes,corn and mushrooms and stir fry for 3-4 minutes on high heat.
5. Add the chilli garlic sauce, soya sauce, salt and pepper and toss all the vegetables.
6. Add the precooked noodles and sesame seeds and toss again until noodles and vegetables are blended together and coated with the sauce.
7. Transfer the noodles to a serving dish and garnish with the fried cashew nuts.
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In my VEG BOX ~Peppers
That looks delicious and seems so easy to make. There are dishes that I would never be able to create and then they appear in blogs like this with great photos. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLexi its not a difficult dish to make maybe the most time consuming part is chopping all the veg.:)
DeleteWhy do I keep reading your blog when I'm hungry??? This recipe is going straight to a bookmark!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy making this recipe Esmeralda.
DeletePerfect lunch box idea Nayna! Bookmarked ;-)
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy making it Sylvia, you can use any veg thats sitting in your fridge.
DeleteI love this type of dish. The vegetable content would be highly nutritious and the noodles would satisfy the hunger pangs.
ReplyDeleteIts a great one pot meal.
DeleteIt's such a pretty dish. I'd love to try it.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy making it Sophie.
Deleteoooooh a yummy looking and by the looks of it easy to make meal! with 5 kids im always looking for healthy yet quick recipes xx
ReplyDeleteSarah yeh double up the quantity and it will feed the whole family.
DeleteYummy! I love noodles & you've reminded me I haven't had them for a while :)
ReplyDeleteJanie x
im so gonna try this it look amazing, great post x
ReplyDeletePixie I really hope you enjoy it. Do drop by and give me feed back how it worked for you.
Deletehmmm....yummy - beautiful and healthy! Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteSlurp! That looks so good Nayna!!!
ReplyDeleteJac pop over and we can share.
DeleteChilli garlic salt and noodles! What's not to love!!? Yum!
ReplyDeleteI make something very similar fairly regularly for my family - we love it.
ReplyDeleteLooks healthy and delicious! I'll give it a try! thanks!
ReplyDeleteLisa I hope you enjoy it do drop by with some feed back.
DeleteThat looks delicious and so quick to make. It's a shame I've read this just before lunchtime - my cheese omelette isn't looking so appealing now!
ReplyDeleteLunch is now sorted!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Nick Good you got the inspiration from this recipe.
DeleteYour food always looks so delicious, I keep wishing we were having it for supper.
ReplyDeleteWell make it a supper date tomorrow, its so easy to make and healthy too
Deletemust try this recipe soon, I love Indonesian food
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy making it.
DeleteOMG, that looks amazing. Sadly I'm rubbish in the kitchen. Stephen :o)
ReplyDeleteIts so easy anyone can make it.
DeleteI love the look of this. The ingredients list does look rather long but I think it's mainly things I have in the cupboard.
ReplyDeleteJenni the list of ingredients looks daunting but most of them are vegetables you can add or take away the variety of veg to simplify the recipe.
DeleteI'm bit usually a fan of this sort of food but it sounds delicious! x
ReplyDeleteWe make this kind of stir fry all the time during the gardening season but without the cashews - it's delicious and without the nuts, it's Weight Watchers friendly. Yum! Alana visiting from UBC.
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe it sounds very tasty. I love veg and noodles and spicy sauce so this is bound to be a hit x
ReplyDeleteLooks great but I refuse to cook! My hubby have done it since we meet and now my youngest daughter, age 17 is cooking if he's at work. I don't understand the fun in it and because of that my food if I'm forced to do it taste like that. I have try learn to like it but I found it soooo boring to turn meat in the fry pan ... Baking cookies and bread is more fun.
ReplyDeleteI've only tried Hakka noodles in Sakonis. Your version looks very tasty and packed full of delicious veggies.
ReplyDeleteI love anything that is full of delicious veggies :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so colourful and so delicious! Definitely the sort of meal I'd cook and we'd all enjoy!
ReplyDeleteMy OH will really enjoy this and it looks incredibly easy to make.
ReplyDeletethey do look fab and very simple to make
ReplyDeleteOh my, that looks amazing, I really shouldn't have looked at this just before lunch as that's all I want to eat now! Will pin it instead so I remember to make it another day.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to be moving back to light fresh food, this looks so tasty.
ReplyDeletelooks delish - love dishes like this thank you for sharing :0)
ReplyDeleteOoh this looks right up my street. So fresh and yummy :)
ReplyDeleteLooks right up my foodie street, full of crunch, taste and veggies. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteVery long ingredients list but I am sure it is all wort it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so delicious
Great recipe! I cook my own Chinese dishes more now as it is so expensive to buy them as takeouts these days AND you know what is in them if you cook them yourself!
ReplyDeleteLove noodle dishes
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous I would happily eat this and love spice.
ReplyDeleteHave never tried cooking a chinese from scratch, possibly because I always worried about the amount of ingredients I'd need, but this looks amazing! Definitely going to have to try it!
ReplyDeleteNayna, I love it! Am so hungry. this is being added to my online shop!
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