into a not-so-boring-to-eat noodles.
And the best part of this is that you can
make this dish in under 30 minutes.
This recipe takes the same procedure as making most kinds of pancit (noodles) such as pancit canton or pancit bihon. The main difference is that the ingredients here do not use liquid to cook in except the liquid from the patis or soy sauce.
The ingredients below are just approximate as I just eye ball everything when I make this.The only accurate thing here is the 5 packages of noodles. You can't go wrong with this dish. This is one of those simple and super easy dishes to make. BTW, I picked up this idea of cooking Ramen Noodles this way from a dear friend of mine, Aida who is a very creative cook herself.
Here's the recipe:
5 packages of Chicken flavor Ramen noodles
Canola oil
1 small onion, finely chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
2 cups cooked chicken
1/2 a head of cabbage, sliced
2 medium size carrots, julienned
Green beans, cut french style
Patis (fish sauce) or soy sauce
Procedure:
1) Heat some canola oil in a wok or large saute pan and saute the garlic until fragrant.
2) Stir in onions and continue to saute until onions are limp.
3) Stir in the cooked chicken, saute for a few minutes then add in the vegetables.
4) Add some soy sauce or patis (fish sauce). Continue to saute until the vegetables are halfway done then stir in the blanched noodles.
5) Stir until everything is well blended together.
1) Heat some canola oil in a wok or large saute pan and saute the garlic until fragrant.
2) Stir in onions and continue to saute until onions are limp.
3) Stir in the cooked chicken, saute for a few minutes then add in the vegetables.
4) Add some soy sauce or patis (fish sauce). Continue to saute until the vegetables are halfway done then stir in the blanched noodles.
5) Stir until everything is well blended together.
Bring about 2 cups of water to a boil with 2 envelopes of bouillon powder which is included in the noodle package. Drop the noodles in the boiling broth. As soon as the noodles become soft take them out with a slotted spoon and stir them in with the vegetable/meat stir fry.
Thanks for sharing this! It's a great idea for ramen noodles! I'll have to make this and serve it with my vegetable manchurian balls (recipe here: http://foodflavorfascination.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/baked-veg-manchurian/
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