Swap in a different protein. Kelli says any ground meat is fair game here. I’ve only made it with ground beef (so far!), but if you learn anything from this simple little post, let it be this: When it ...
To make the chilli beef ... the sauce over the noodles, toss well together then divide between serving bowls. Scatter with the peanuts and spring onions and serve. This recipe works well with ...
Gon chow ngau ho – dry-fried beef rice noodles – is a beloved dish in Hong Kong, where you can find it anywhere from food stalls to high-end restaurants. “Dry-fried” doesn’t mean the ...
Season the beef on both sides with a little salt ... Transfer to a board and leave to rest for 4 minutes. Cook the noodles in a saucepan of boiling water for 3–4 minutes, or according to ...
Boil your noodles in a pot with 300ml water and the seasoning and then set aside. In a separate pot, put in the beef and water boil until beef becomes soft. Add the onions garlic, spices and beef ...
This recipe appears ... like char kwai teow and beef chow fun, that taste best with a bit of wok hei (the breath of a wok) to them. My advice is to heat the noodles (using hot water or a microwave ...