The recipe really needs only 2 TEAspoons of soy sauce and NOT 2 tablespoons. Even without the parmesan it was was waay waaay too salty and other comments on the allrecipes said so too. Mad it a second time with 2 teaspoons and it was amazing!
I just returned from the store... they had all ingredients except the freakishly small wooden spoon. FUCK! Now I'm staring at all these other ingredients wishing I could make Garlic Noodles.
you are amazing at capturing the heart and authenticity of any cuisine! shows a kind of respect for others and discernment that makes you and this channel unparalleled. and thank you for recognizing this dish is specific to SF!
@@Yungbsao Regular soy sauce, is "light" soy sauce. What Chef John was talking about was "Low Sodium" soy sauce. which is just wrong, Dark soy sauce is much different, check out the ingredients sections at thewoksoflife.com
@@imfrommanndame why tho? Isn't lasagna a noodle? It's like a thicker and shorter tagliatelle. Btw I'm south american and lasagna is considered a noodle here aswell cause what else would it be if not?
Recipe is AMAZING I tried this with and without fish sauce...and actually used a bit of sugar...and of course loads MORE fresh crushed garlic and peccarino cheese. Yumm
@@huskypilot6305 Bob Ross = Calm but not monotone... his voice is subtly upbeat. He'd be boring if he was monotone. Chef John = Definitely not annoying or crazy. He's upbeat with a quirky intonation and dad-like sense of humor.
I just made this for lunch. I added some sauteed zucchini, just to add some veg to meal. Absolutely delicious. I will definitely be making this again. Thanks Chef John!
@@perpetuallylove I used the traditional kikkoman soy sauce.I added a little more than 2 tablespoon that's just how I preferr it and it came out good. Maybe the maggi seasoning it stronger Or have different flavors?
One of my student days fall back dinners was noodles, garlic, soy sauce and Parmesan since I always had those things even if I hadn't bought groceries in a while. This looks like a way better version. And I even have the oyster sauce and fish sauce in the kitchen! Dinner
Great recipe (everything chef John does is fantastic)! I hate reviewing recipes when I made alterations to the original, but I did add toasted sesame seeds as a garnish. As the recipe already calls for sesame oil- it is not a huge stretch from the original...Thanks for the video chef!
I'm an experienced cook who's lived (and cooked) in SE Asia, and was intrigued but frankly skeptical about the inclusion of ParmIgiano (combined with a tried and tested mixture of four other umami based ingredients). I followed the recipe precisely, no substitutes, and found my skepticism well founded - it tasted vaguely like Marmite. Each to their own I guess, but I can't imagine why this has become popular on the US West coast.
I lived in southern Thailand for several years and we were not far from one of the main factories were fish sauce is made, you could smell it for miles before you got to it. You are so right, it tastes way better than it smells.
Just made this and modified it a bit with some mushrooms, onions, and meatballs. Absolutely delicious. Gonna streamline my technique with this dish and put it into my little dinner rotation. Excellent stuff.
Chef John, please do a video on the garlic crab you mentioned!! I wanted to ask for a garlic/chilli garlic crab for ages and never did, this video gave me the confidence I needed though.
Mmmmmmm! Made this for dinner with rice noodles, wine-ginger poached chicken and crunchy stir fried veggies. So good! The cheese and Asian spices are unexpected and somehow all that garlic mellows out beautifully!
Thank you for this recipe!! I made this dish today. It was delicious!! I made a slight modification - I added hoisin sauce and less of soy sauce. This dish is versatile; it goes great with anything: grilled chicken, steak, or even saute seafood. Lol Again thank you!!!
Sir, I am an Englishman and tried this recipe yesterday in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I added some prawns and achieved spectacular result which impressed the locals! Thank you.
going to the kitchen right now to cook it...... it's 3:40 a.m in Pakistan right now (my family, my neighborhood, even their pet animals are all asleep).
I’ve been to SF many times and had wonderful meals but never had these. I made it tonight and it was amazing! I will look for these when i go. I used buccatini my favorite
Chef John, the master of culinary arts, all diversity of dishes. I'm from the Caribbean and if I choose to Cook an unusual dish and don't understanding, I go search for Chef John, always has a recipe you need not hard to look for, great job, Char siu pork, thumps up, hahaha.
Just made this for me and my wife, she was a bit scared by the amount of garlic involved but when she tasted it her face lighted up, she loved it just like me. By the way, the more you eat the better it tastes...it's weird. Thanks Chef John.
Ji Choi I guess some people could find it salty, I like things on the salty side. Do you added salt to the pasta cooking water? I didn’t, also some fish and soy sauce brands are saltier than others.
@@enelove012 Lotta ingredients in it have salt in them. Soy sauce (he says go full salt), fish sauce, parmesan, heavily salted boiling water ... maybe something else, I don't know, but that's more than plenty already. Sometimes chefs use so much salt they can't taste it anymore. I take their advice on salt with a huge ... grain of salt.
I just made this and it is really good. A word of warning, this is pretty salty. Even though Chef John said not to, I used low sodium soy sauce anyway and it was still salty. Word of advice if you want to watch your sodium intake be mindful of how much you salt your pasta water and either add a small amount or omit the parmesan cheese at the end.
Thanh Long is the name of the restaurant and in my opinion, is the best Asian restaurant in the SF-Bay Area, we love it! For those that haven't had the honor to try their food, you've given them a little taste with your version of their garlic noodles😉. Everything at Thanh Long is great, but their garlic noodles🍜 are amazing and excellent👍✌🙌😋!!! Also, at a little cheaper price than Thanh Long, PPQ Dungeness Island, in SanFran's Richmond District, is really great as well👍😉!
Amen... yet I never will know if everything else on the menu is amazing. It's only roast crab and garlic noodles for me. BTW lifehack: If you are out with family/friends order one crab at a time. Its better to eat them quick because the butter will solidify in no time.
Made this tonight and added some scallops. Soooo good!! And the cheese is definitely necessary! I tasted it before I remembered to add it and wasn't super impressed. But after I added it... blown away!!!!
Made these delicious garlic noodles tonight for dinner. I used Bucatini noodles and they were so good. Thank you so much, Chef John for sharing this wonderful recipe. It was divine.
This reminded me of what I used to make often after I graduated from college, which was spaghetti, soy sauce, and garlic. Was very good! I'm sure this recipe is much better, but in a pinch......
THANK YOU!!!!! Looking for simpler dishes nowadays since I am studying full time again (after 7 years haha) Any time saving dishes are great! And I LOVE garlic. I eat almost everyday! It looks divine! Thank you !!
The first time I made this it was way too salty and I didn't even add the Parmesan cheese yet. The second time I made this I only added 2 teaspoons of soy sauce and it was perfect. I've even used the sauce in a fried rice by adding egg and it was amazing.
Yeah, the sauce is insanely salty, I have no idea why he would recommend to “generously” salt the pasta water as well. Cook the pasta in unsalted or barely salted water and you’re good.
The "secret sauce" truly makes this dish. I served it with some crabmeat right out of the container and it was perfect! You could mix the crab in but then the contrasting flavor would not be as striking. Delicious!
This recipe exists in The Sims 4 and I thought they were giving me something totally pulled from their own ass. Turns out, their studio is based in the Bay Area.
@@tommypasmrchannel8567 I'm so empty in wanna masturbate but I can't Don't women and alcohol come in package how come one like only one and not both, I'm not sure I've never had one, maybe I don't like them like alcohol I wanna inflict pain on them by using sex Lately I've been in good mood and I like cooking I'm not always like this
Very tasty. Added 7 or 8 large raw shrimp, a half roasted Red Bell, & a couple Napa & Swiss Chard leaves. Topped with the juice of a Key Lime at time of serving. Colorful, a complete meal, & delicious. Thanks Chef John.
Asian from San Francisco here 🙋🏻♀️ I’ve been making garlic noodles for years and after trying this recipe, which is fine, I still prefer the original: Mix sauce together: 1T Golden Mountain (or soy) sauce 1T Fish Sauce 1T Oyster Sauce (oyster should be the 1st ingredient) - set aside Melt over low heat: 3T butter 1T olive oil Continually stir 8 (or more!) cloves freshly grated garlic to butter and cook about 3 min until the garlic is soft but not brown. Add 600g cooked chewy noodles (egg noodles, or spaghetti works fine too) Coat it well with the garlic butter. Then stir in the sauce. Take it off the heat and add 35g fresh grated Parmesan cheese. Plate up! Garnish with fresh cracked black pepper, sliced green onions and a lemon wedge to lightly squeeze over the noodles and add a brightness to the heaviness of the butter. Don’t use jarred garlic or store “Parmesan” in a shaker. Freshly grated makes a huge difference! This comes out perfect every time!
Tried this the other night and toppings with some green and fried tofu...Thank you, chef. It was amazing and quick. I'm a student so quick recipes like this really help.
Looks great, anyone on here know the name of the restaurant in california, that is or has supposedly the greatest garlic noodles in the world? It is owned by an asian family, i think it has dragon in the name, and i think it is in san fran or LA, they won't even let anyone watch them prepare the food. Saw them on food network, maybe green dragon ? I am retired, fairly new to internet, any help appreciated.ty.
@@lifuranph.d.9440 ty my friend, do you by chance know the name ? I know they won't give up their recipe, but sometimes i can find a good copycat recipe. Beats lipton garlic noodles dry shelved in a bag from the grocery store, lol.
My fiance just did this for dinner, he trusts your cuisine a lot, we were intrigued about the flavor as an all, but we had a very very unexpected surprise, this is AMAZINGLY GOOD and we ate it without anything else
We are on Keto diet and heard about Konjac noodles. Different brands produce them in different styles. Only found them this week and have tried them once. Way better than zoodles.
So happy that this turned up in my feed for some reason, because I slept on it when it first came out, and that was a MISTAKE. This is good stuff, and it comes together faster than anything else I can think of that tastes this good.
Check out the recipe: www.allrecipes.com/Recipe/270770/Garlic-Noodles/
Food Wishes fIrsT coMmENt!!
That San Francisco Treat🎶🤫
9 likes?
The recipe really needs only 2 TEAspoons of soy sauce and NOT 2 tablespoons. Even without the parmesan it was was waay waaay too salty and other comments on the allrecipes said so too. Mad it a second time with 2 teaspoons and it was amazing!
@@shannonericksen1291 dink dink
Heading to the store right now for oyster sauce, fish sauce, and a freakishly small wooden spoon.
Don't forget to purchase your freakishly small whisk.
@@lunayenoooooooo
Freakishly small anything hahahaha🤣
Very essential ingredients for Asian cooking - Chinese, Thai ......
I just returned from the store... they had all ingredients except the freakishly small wooden spoon. FUCK! Now I'm staring at all these other ingredients wishing I could make Garlic Noodles.
Some fresh ginger works well with the garlic too. Yummmm
I was JUST thinking that!
@@kimberlyrobinson3992 me too lmao
Next time I make it I’ll give it a try.
Agree
wouldnt it get too spicy?
He has one of the most unique cadences I have ever heard.
which is kinda annoying to listen to. He didn't have it back then but now specially with the headphones on I can't focus on the video because of it.
At first I didn’t enjoy his cadence. But now I love it!!! He makes me giggle!! Also, his food looks really good!!!
Care to explain what the fuck a cadence is to us boring plebs?
@@boobella899 Its how he stops and starts his Sentences, if you listen to the pauses it sounds kinda weirds
Kermit
Why did I only just now discover Chef John? How enchantingly delectable are his recipes and the chef himself!
MY H you and me both ... but we got here 😁
you are amazing at capturing the heart and authenticity of any cuisine! shows a kind of respect for others and discernment that makes you and this channel unparalleled. and thank you for recognizing this dish is specific to SF!
SF, noodles, garlic and secret sauce. All I need is some nice Chianti. No fava beans please!
The makings of a true varsity bromance...
Grass speaking of authentic, your comment sucks and so does your authentic negative personality! go somewhere else with that crap 💩
@Grass are you an unpleasant person in all aspects of your life?
Betsty, The chef is referring to it being the authentic San Francisco Garlic Noodles period
Had me at Garlic.
Lost me at adding parmigiano cheese to an Asian dish
@@CPUGaming It is a SF thing. Asia meets Italy. I love it
@@JW-be8wf There's just something that weird me out about adding dairy to Asian food.
@@CPUGaming Lost me at cheese too.
@@CPUGaming its a uniquely San Francisco dish its not an asian dish, so never fear
Kenji Lopez Alt sent me here. (again) Nice shout-out from him, Chef John!
Exact same recipe
@@pnourani JKLA didnt add Worcestershire sauce, and used light soy instead of dark!
Perry Don’t forget 21 less mentions of rice a roni.
@@Yungbsao Regular soy sauce, is "light" soy sauce. What Chef John was talking about was "Low Sodium" soy sauce. which is just wrong, Dark soy sauce is much different, check out the ingredients sections at thewoksoflife.com
Did you know San Francisco is know for its beef-orini
My family bursts into interpretive dance when I tell them that garlic noodles are to be served tonight.
funny!
PLEASE PLEASE! Post a video of said dance for us. 🙂
As an Asian, I recommend you to make this wondeful recipe and enjoy it in a basement safe from your Italian neighbor.
No basement deep enough. They can smell spaghetti hitting boiling salt water from a mile away...
Joke's on you, I am the Italian neighbor (I live in Italy, everyone is an Italian neighbor here) and I made these today for lunch.
🤭
Seems to me to be a good fusion dish: both cheese and soy sauce, after all!
🤣😂🤣
These are amazing. The reactions from my friends when I served them at a dinner party a few weeks ago were classic.
omg finally! a dish where i have all the ingredients right in my pantry LOL
Did you make this?
@@konalily yup. It was so goooddd
I wonder if its any good with soba noodles
@@erineclair yes.
Any noodle you say? Time to do this with lasagna noodles.
The American definition of 'noodle' is way too broad.
Whoa! Let me know how it turns out with the lasagna noodles! 😋
FOOD by Lyds yes let us know please!
@@imfrommanndame why tho? Isn't lasagna a noodle? It's like a thicker and shorter tagliatelle. Btw I'm south american and lasagna is considered a noodle here aswell cause what else would it be if not?
imfrommanndame what do non-Americans call these other types of ‘noodles’?
I've made this dish three times this year, and tonight, I broke out the bias-cut scallions. Fancyyyyy :) Thank you, Chef John.
Recipe is AMAZING I tried this with and without fish sauce...and actually used a bit of sugar...and of course loads MORE fresh crushed garlic and peccarino cheese. Yumm
It’s 3 in the morning, and you sir just changed my life. I may have a new favorite pasta dish
chef John is the Bob Ross of cooking
At least Bob Ross is calmly monotone. This guy is annoyingly batshit crazy 😜
Best compliment
I hope you help me on my RUclips channel
Chef JoJ
@@huskypilot6305
Bob Ross = Calm but not monotone... his voice is subtly upbeat. He'd be boring if he was monotone.
Chef John = Definitely not annoying or crazy. He's upbeat with a quirky intonation and dad-like sense of humor.
I just made this for lunch. I added some sauteed zucchini, just to add some veg to meal. Absolutely delicious. I will definitely be making this again. Thanks Chef John!
Oh. My. Goooooooooodddd. I just made this and it is SOOO GOOOD!! So simple, so garlicky... Thanks Chef John!!
I had garlic noodles from a Japanese grill place and I've been in love with the dish since
We made this again tonight to serve with our home made eggrolls! Thank Chef John for this awesome recipe!
This is one of my favorite recipes I've made of yours. I'm just re-watching the video to get myself psyched to make it for dinner tomorrow
Same here. I'm watching before bed to be excited about tomorrow even though I've made this before :p
Your "and as always, enjoy' outtros are becoming more and more melodic with each video. Are you taking singing lessons on the side, chef John?
I thought I was just making it up 😂
Hehehe! 😂
I hope you help me on my RUclips channel
I just finished making it and it is delicious. Thank you so much chef, you're recipes are always on point.
Did you use 2 tablespoons of soy sauce? I used the Magi brand and it required double the amount of pasta.
@@perpetuallylove I used the traditional kikkoman soy sauce.I added a little more than 2 tablespoon that's just how I preferr it and it came out good. Maybe the maggi seasoning it stronger Or have different flavors?
I used a lil bit of honey with the addition of Chile oil for an extra kick. Came out bomb. Thanks for this
Always amazed at the almost poetic commentary of your videos. A man who loves food!
One of my student days fall back dinners was noodles, garlic, soy sauce and Parmesan since I always had those things even if I hadn't bought groceries in a while. This looks like a way better version. And I even have the oyster sauce and fish sauce in the kitchen! Dinner
Great recipe (everything chef John does is fantastic)! I hate reviewing recipes when I made alterations to the original, but I did add toasted sesame seeds as a garnish. As the recipe already calls for sesame oil- it is not a huge stretch from the original...Thanks for the video chef!
Adding something a little crunchy goes really well with this. Specially if you are doing this as a solo meal not a side dish.
I disagree with your opinion on the visual appeal of these noodles, that orange colour is gorgeous!
Mike Belcourt agreed! Especially against that blue plate
what kind of noodle would you recommend?
I'm an experienced cook who's lived (and cooked) in SE Asia, and was intrigued but frankly skeptical about the inclusion of ParmIgiano (combined with a tried and tested mixture of four other umami based ingredients). I followed the recipe precisely, no substitutes, and found my skepticism well founded - it tasted vaguely like Marmite. Each to their own I guess, but I can't imagine why this has become popular on the US West coast.
I lived in southern Thailand for several years and we were not far from one of the main factories were fish sauce is made, you could smell it for miles before you got to it. You are so right, it tastes way better than it smells.
I made this couple of days ago and it was absolutely divine. This is a fast family favorite
As an English person, his accent is so adorable and entertaining
Ah, fish sauce. Smells like Hell, Tastes like Heaven.
FACTS!
I’ve never tried.. what does it taste like?
@@elizamuzaffar1353 salty umami flavor.
Same
I usually have anchovy paste on hand, but not fish sauce for that smelly reason.
This looks very delicious! Garlic and pepper flakes are always a must!
Just made this and modified it a bit with some mushrooms, onions, and meatballs. Absolutely delicious. Gonna streamline my technique with this dish and put it into my little dinner rotation. Excellent stuff.
Chef John, please do a video on the garlic crab you mentioned!! I wanted to ask for a garlic/chilli garlic crab for ages and never did, this video gave me the confidence I needed though.
Just ordered a freakishly small wooden spoon! Seems to be the key to recipe success!!
scootsk1 what?? From where?
After all, you are the man on the moon with your tiny wooden spoon
Aw! Love this one
Mmmmmmm! Made this for dinner with rice noodles, wine-ginger poached chicken and crunchy stir fried veggies. So good! The cheese and Asian spices are unexpected and somehow all that garlic mellows out beautifully!
LOVE this guys voice and emphasis!!!!!!
IT’S BACK! I missed the freakishly small wooden spoon so much
Babish has a tiny whisk but it’s not the same.
should've called its best buddy, the tiny whisk instead!
Where can we buy one? Maybe ikea...?
@@lorrie2878 : Try at Pier One or Cost+, or Bed Bath Beyond.
@@paddywhack9261 I actually will. Like I don't have enough stuff in my kitchen! I do have the tiny whisk, and yes, I use it, lol.
I made this over the weekend! Paired with some sauteed scallops. Definitely a great base for some seafood!
Thank you for this recipe!! I made this dish today. It was delicious!! I made a slight modification - I added hoisin sauce and less of soy sauce. This dish is versatile; it goes great with anything: grilled chicken, steak, or even saute seafood. Lol Again thank you!!!
Love this....fusion food...Asian and Western. Trying it tonight. Thanks chef John..
Sir, I am an Englishman and tried this recipe yesterday in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I added some prawns and achieved spectacular result which impressed the locals! Thank you.
Is nobody gonna acknowledge he casually brought the Freakishly Small Wooden Spoon back on us?
He knows we love any appearance of FSWS.
I hope you help me on my RUclips channel
I want one.
Tiny whisk's 5th cousin 3 times removed
going to the kitchen right now to cook it...... it's 3:40 a.m in Pakistan right now (my family, my neighborhood, even their pet animals are all asleep).
This really good with zucchini that's been spiral cut, it's also a great marinade for chicken & pork too.
This is the pinnacle of comfort food. Absolutely glorious.
I’ve been to SF many times and had wonderful meals but never had these. I made it tonight and it was amazing! I will look for these when i go. I used buccatini my favorite
Why does it sound like he’s singing his instructions?
He sounds like the announcer for Price is Right
Datruth Hurts You are now a Chef John devotee.
Most annoying voice on RUclips unfortunately
Yep pretty tough to stay on the channel when he starts the sing song singy. Without the phony inflection it would be much more enjoyable.
he really got a funny way to talk
I’ve made this about 4 times since I discovered the recipe about two months ago- it’s a great comfort food!
Thank you so much for this, CJ!
Just made it with shrimps and it was without any doubt the best pasta dish I have ever made.
omg. i am eating this right now and it is so good!! thanks, Chef John!
Chef John, the master of culinary arts, all diversity of dishes. I'm from the Caribbean and if I choose to Cook an unusual dish and don't understanding, I go search for Chef John, always has a recipe you need not hard to look for, great job, Char siu pork, thumps up, hahaha.
You had me at “garlic” ;) I’m heading to the kitchen to make this RIGHT NOW!
Just made this for me and my wife, she was a bit scared by the amount of garlic involved but when she tasted it her face lighted up, she loved it just like me. By the way, the more you eat the better it tastes...it's weird. Thanks Chef John.
santiagodsl i made this today too but it was so salty...i had to double the spaghetti. Wondering where i went wrong...
Ji Choi I guess some people could find it salty, I like things on the salty side. Do you added salt to the pasta cooking water? I didn’t, also some fish and soy sauce brands are saltier than others.
@@santiagodsl yup. Salted the water. Maybe I'll try it without the salt next time. Thanks for replying :)
@@enelove012 Lotta ingredients in it have salt in them. Soy sauce (he says go full salt), fish sauce, parmesan, heavily salted boiling water ... maybe something else, I don't know, but that's more than plenty already.
Sometimes chefs use so much salt they can't taste it anymore. I take their advice on salt with a huge ... grain of salt.
I just made this and it is really good. A word of warning, this is pretty salty. Even though Chef John said not to, I used low sodium soy sauce anyway and it was still salty. Word of advice if you want to watch your sodium intake be mindful of how much you salt your pasta water and either add a small amount or omit the parmesan cheese at the end.
I just spontaneously did this. Simply amazing. Best hangover food EVER!
Love your freakishly small spoon.............. going to make this dish tonight.......yummy. thanks chef John
Thanh Long is the name of the restaurant and in my opinion, is the best Asian restaurant in the SF-Bay Area, we love it! For those that haven't had the honor to try their food, you've given them a little taste with your version of their garlic noodles😉. Everything at Thanh Long is great, but their garlic noodles🍜 are amazing and excellent👍✌🙌😋!!! Also, at a little cheaper price than Thanh Long, PPQ Dungeness Island, in SanFran's Richmond District, is really great as well👍😉!
Amen... yet I never will know if everything else on the menu is amazing. It's only roast crab and garlic noodles for me. BTW lifehack: If you are out with family/friends order one crab at a time. Its better to eat them quick because the butter will solidify in no time.
Roasted crab was good there, a bit pricey though? One crab was $65without tip.... is that normal
@@Bdiddy714 Yes, that's normal during dungeness crab season in SanFran, but more pricey out of season.
Now I need the recipe for the garlic roasted Dungeness crab.
The triumphant return of the freakishly small wooden spoon!
Made this tonight and added some scallops. Soooo good!! And the cheese is definitely necessary! I tasted it before I remembered to add it and wasn't super impressed. But after I added it... blown away!!!!
Made these delicious garlic noodles tonight for dinner. I used Bucatini noodles and they were so good. Thank you so much, Chef John for sharing this wonderful recipe. It was divine.
"After all, you are the Alexander Graham Bell, of your Garlic Noo-Dell"... I don't know about you, but that felt a little phoned in.
*buh dum dum*
Just take my like. That was too good.
You should serve with green onions and toasted sesame seeds both color
he did serve with green onion
I bet it would be good with garlic
@@ryandickerson9699 😭😭🤦🏾♀️👏🏽👏🏽
Adding some variety of mushrooms seems like it would be great as well.
Yes indeed. I made this last week and added crispy sautéed mushrooms. Made them first, set aside and added at the end.
Good idea. You are, after all, the Vidal Sassoon of whether or not to add mushrooms!
This reminded me of what I used to make often after I graduated from college, which was spaghetti, soy sauce, and garlic. Was very good! I'm sure this recipe is much better, but in a pinch......
THANK YOU!!!!! Looking for simpler dishes nowadays since I am studying full time again (after 7 years haha) Any time saving dishes are great! And I LOVE garlic. I eat almost everyday! It looks divine! Thank you !!
I had this for tea (that's what you in the U.S call dinner) I added tiger prawns to the secret sauce it tasted awesome 👍👍👍
yum yum
The first time I made this it was way too salty and I didn't even add the Parmesan cheese yet. The second time I made this I only added 2 teaspoons of soy sauce and it was perfect. I've even used the sauce in a fried rice by adding egg and it was amazing.
If too salty, next time add little sugar
Yeah, the sauce is insanely salty, I have no idea why he would recommend to “generously” salt the pasta water as well. Cook the pasta in unsalted or barely salted water and you’re good.
You are the best in show poodle of your garlic noodles 😍
To make it rhyme properly we need to get a freakishly long spoon.. Noodle.. Just one long strand of noodle... 😉
What a quick and delicious looking dish. Thank you for the video.
The "secret sauce" truly makes this dish. I served it with some crabmeat right out of the container and it was perfect! You could mix the crab in but then the contrasting flavor would not be as striking. Delicious!
This recipe exists in The Sims 4 and I thought they were giving me something totally pulled from their own ass. Turns out, their studio is based in the Bay Area.
What a fact that nobodyd gives a second look and forget 3 mins late , just like in st and noodles, so this might instant noodles facts
@@fuckoff6431 Did you get run over by a bus while typing this comment?
@@tommypasmrchannel8567 why your snap got more likes than mine mine is the source
A good recipe starts with good ingredients
@@tommypasmrchannel8567 I'm so empty in wanna masturbate but I can't
Don't women and alcohol come in package how come one like only one and not both, I'm not sure I've never had one, maybe I don't like them like alcohol
I wanna inflict pain on them by using sex
Lately I've been in good mood and I like cooking I'm not always like this
You are, after all, the Tom Cruise of which noodle to choose.
These are great
Me every time at the end of the video; “and as always stay awesome” 👊🏽
Very tasty. Added 7 or 8 large raw shrimp, a half roasted Red Bell, & a couple Napa & Swiss Chard leaves. Topped with the juice of a Key Lime at time of serving. Colorful, a complete meal, & delicious. Thanks Chef John.
I was browsing looking for a garlic noodle recipe and then I arrived at the master. Chef John. Thanks again.
Don't be frugal with the secret sauce of your garlic noodle.
Nice!!!!
Garlic sauce can be used for crispy chicken wings
Asian from San Francisco here 🙋🏻♀️
I’ve been making garlic noodles for years and after trying this recipe, which is fine, I still prefer the original:
Mix sauce together:
1T Golden Mountain (or soy) sauce
1T Fish Sauce
1T Oyster Sauce (oyster should be the 1st ingredient)
- set aside
Melt over low heat:
3T butter
1T olive oil
Continually stir 8 (or more!) cloves freshly grated garlic to butter and cook about 3 min until the garlic is soft but not brown.
Add 600g cooked chewy noodles (egg noodles, or spaghetti works fine too) Coat it well with the garlic butter. Then stir in the sauce. Take it off the heat and add 35g fresh grated Parmesan cheese.
Plate up! Garnish with fresh cracked black pepper, sliced green onions and a lemon wedge to lightly squeeze over the noodles and add a brightness to the heaviness of the butter.
Don’t use jarred garlic or store “Parmesan” in a shaker. Freshly grated makes a huge difference! This comes out perfect every time!
I tried your version… Chef John’s is waaaay better😤. Nice try though.
I can’t tell if your pronouncing words funny on purpose or accident. Either way I love it. Haha
He doesn't talk that way on his Q & A chats, so must be on purpose! 😁
I made it exactly as instructed here. It's fabulous! Delicious.
Tried this the other night and toppings with some green and fried tofu...Thank you, chef. It was amazing and quick. I'm a student so quick recipes like this really help.
Looks great, anyone on here know the name of the restaurant in california, that is or has supposedly the greatest garlic noodles in the world? It is owned by an asian family, i think it has dragon in the name, and i think it is in san fran or LA, they won't even let anyone watch them prepare the food. Saw them on food network, maybe green dragon ? I am retired, fairly new to internet, any help appreciated.ty.
@@lifuranph.d.9440 ty my friend, do you by chance know the name ? I know they won't give up their recipe, but sometimes i can find a good copycat recipe. Beats lipton garlic noodles dry shelved in a bag from the grocery store, lol.
Hoping you get enough likes to make your post prominent to someone who knows the answer 💕
@@stevelogan5475 I believe the restaurant you are talking about is called Crustacean in SF.
@@Doone226 ty very much friend, i'll check it out, have a good day.
@@Missmethinksalot1 ty my friend, i'm retired and fairly new to the internet, we will see if someone knows.
The sauce, formerly known as secret sauce.
My fiance just did this for dinner, he trusts your cuisine a lot, we were intrigued about the flavor as an all, but we had a very very unexpected surprise, this is AMAZINGLY GOOD and we ate it without anything else
I love how savory yet simple this is! Thanks!
Dang, and I'm on low carb diet but can't wait to try this.
We are on Keto diet and heard about Konjac noodles. Different brands produce them in different styles. Only found them this week and have tried them once. Way better than zoodles.
A little treat from time to time doesn't hurt 😉
@@BombaJead I agree
Good !!😍
As someone who hates frisco I wanna try this. Ill rename it though
Also roasted crab recipe when?
Drew Bakka, it doesn't sound quite as appetizing when you say it.
I hear Herb Caen laughing.
Come on Drew. When you type roasted crap, you gotta be bold and own it. No need to edit.
@@jonathanbenson7469 mistakes werw made
So happy that this turned up in my feed for some reason, because I slept on it when it first came out, and that was a MISTAKE. This is good stuff, and it comes together faster than anything else I can think of that tastes this good.
Chef John, just love your delivery!
That's more buttery oily goodness per serving than a Rockefeller reserve.
Hey chef John.
I’m pregnant.
Craving Chinese.
Get on it. All the Asian dishes you know please.
(Long time fan. You know me by now).
"Freakishly small wooden spoon." 😆
Lived in SF 30 years,some great restaurants.I have had the roasted crab,yummy
Just made this for my lunch while working from home. Perfect comfort food on a grey rainy day. And there's even leftovers!