BETTER THAN TAKEOUT - Chow Mein Recipe (广式炒面)
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2021
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Today, we are making Chi You Huang Chow Mein (豉油皇炒面). Chow (炒) is stir fry. Mein(面) is noodles. Chi You Huang (豉油皇) means “the king of soy sauce”. I know it sounds weird, but it is trying to describe that if you cook this right, you can maximize the flavor of the soy sauce and bring this dish to the king level. So this is basically vegetable stir fry noodles that are seasoned with soy sauce.
INGREDIENTS (1 portion)
150 grams (5.3 oz) of fresh egg noodles or 100 grams (3.5 oz) of dry egg noodles
40 grams 1.4 oz of bean sprouts
40 grams 1.4 oz of carrot
1/4 of a medium-size onion about 40 grams / 1.4 oz
40 grams 1.4 oz of garlic chives
1 clove of garlic
A drizzle of olive oil to add to the water
1 liter of water to pre-cook the noodles
1-2 tbsp of oil to stir fry
1 tbsp of light soy sauce (Amazon Link - geni.us/uSWuLV)
1 tsp of oyster sauce (Amazon Link - geni.us/B75jBu)
1 tsp of dark soy sauce (Amazon Link - geni.us/6hJC)
1/4 tsp of sugar
INSTRUCTIONS
Bring 1 liter of water to a boil. Add a drizzle of olive oil, then toss in 100 grams of dry egg noodles (or 150 grams of fresh egg noodles).
Turn off the heat immediately, let the noodles soak in the hot water. Gently loosen up all the noodles with a pair of chopsticks. Dry egg noodles will take about 3-5 minutes; fresh egg noodles will need 2-3 minutes depending on the thickness.
Take out the noodles and spread them on a rack for at least 10 minutes. The rest of the heat will help to evaporate the excess moisture.
Cut the noodles into 6 inches long pieces with a pair of scissors.
Julienne some vegetables. I used 40 grams (1.41 oz) of bean sprouts, 40 grams (1.41 oz) of carrot, 40 grams (1.41 oz) of garlic chives, 1/4 of an onion, and 1 clove of garlic.
In a sauce bowl, mix 1 tbsp of soy sauce, 1 tsp of dark soy sauce, 1 tsp of oyster sauce and 1/4 tsp of sugar.
Turn the heat to high. Heat your wok until smoking hot. Add 2 tbsp of oil. Swirl the oil around to cover the bottom to create a non-stick layer. Add in the noodles. Use two pairs of chopsticks to fluff the noodles for a couple of minutes.
Add the vegetables. Pour in the sauce in batches. Stir to combine all the flavor. Turn off the heat and serve the noodles on the plate.
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You know Ms. Mandy, growing up in a heavily meat oriented cuisine and raising beef cattle while growing up, I find the older I get, the more my tastes have shifted toward really good vegetable dishes and even my meat dishes have less meat and more vegetables. I will never be a vegetarian, but the shift has been interesting to experience. Thank you for sharing another dish to support this change in tastes!
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I appreciate the tips to prepare the noodles before stir frying, especially to not rinse them. It makes sense to not add too much water to the noodles. I will make your recipe this weekend!
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hi chad , have suffered with gout for years and finally went and got some meds!(was worried about side effects)says to take 3 times a day ! so i took them whenever a bout of gout was coming on ! So 8days of pills have lasted me for over 6 months and i am eating tomato and mushrooms so i am in gout heaven haha seems like it was the chicken that fucked me !was eating a lot - havent eaten for months now and no gout and no pills !!!!!
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I had this dish a few times in Hong Kong.
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Some really good advice in this video. I've washed the noodles with water before to stop them cooking and then have them stick. Also the point about not adding all the sauce at once was very useful. Thanks for another very well made, information video. Sorry to hear about the arthritis, that must make cooking really difficult =(
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@Leslie Alatorre I have a wok and it's preferred, but not essential if you don't have one . You can use an iron pot if you have one .
The wok gives out "wok hay" which is the smoke you see when it gets really hot. That gives the food flavour.
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@Leslie Alatorre There' a similar Japanese recipe of Yakisoba noodles. They don't use wok.
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Love this, I've always wondered how yo get it perfect. The tips here are really good. For anyone watching this, if you can try to get the garlic chives (in the UK they are often called Chinese chives). They are so strong and pungent they make such a difference to the flavour.
this is amazing thanks for explaining this so well, mine always stuck to the bottom and went gooey now I know why :) love your channel
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I made this tonight in your wok, and it was absolutely perfect! I was delighted to find that the noodles didn't stick at all! I also appreciated the trick of tossing the noodles with chopsticks, too. That really helped. I'm going to add this winner of a recipe to my regular dinner rotation.
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We who actually cook these dishes know how difficult this is.
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So delicious! Just made it and currently worth the hard work of cutting vegetables 😍
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Looks delicious!
As always, great job on the video. You always know how to inspire me to do better work. Thank you for sharing. Oh, and if you can't find fresh Chives, you can substitute dry chives. The flavor is so much better than green onions. I like to add some hot chili sauce to my noodles. So good!
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I made this recipe for my own today it was delicious I added an extra spoon of light soy sauce at my taste
I too have arthritis, and when you show alternative ways of "tossing" things... These are the tips I write down. ;) Keep up the great work, my wife and I enjoy your recipes (even though I have to substitute a few due to allergy's). This one will be made on my next day off!
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Thank you so very much. You explain the little details things so very well and it is much much appreciated. This is a great recipe and I'm going to make it for supper tonight! Btw.. i did buy your Wok and am waiting for it to come into the mail from Amazon. Can't wait. :) I hope it has directions on how to season it too.
Hi Barry, Mandy has a whole Video on how to season her wok. Check it out.
You are so orderly and precise in your explanation. I love your Cantonese names for the food. Please don’t substitute their names but keep the Cantonese names
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Excellent recipe…. My husband went nuts over this one!!! So yummy!!! Thank you!!!!
Since I don’t have either dry egg noodle or wet noodle I used spaghetti noodle (thin version one) but it still tastes good and the smell is soo good like we order from the restaurant . Looking forward for upcoming recipe . Thank you Mandy
That's exactly what I was wondering - whether it would work with spaghetti if that happened to be all one had on hand. So you answered my question a year ago already. :D
Yeah, I can see an angel hair pasta working just fine in a pinch!!