For a long time, noodles meant only Maggi at our household. I somehow wanted to overcome this so that the little girl will also get to know the existence of other kind of noodles especially Chinese ones.
It took a long time for me to master the art of cooking noodles with the right texture and prepare it in Chinese style. Hence, sharing the joy with you all..
Ingredients:
Veg noodles – 1 packet (the one I use is Ching’s secret Hakka Veg noodles)
Onion – 1 medium
Peppers – red/green/orange/yellow (whatever color that you could get) – 1/2 or 1/4 of each based on noodles quantity
Mushrooms – optional
Carrots – optional
Cabbage – optional
Soy sauce – 1 spoon
Red chilli sauce – 1 spoon
Crushed red chilli flakes – 1 spoon
Spring onion – handful (optional)
Olive Oil – 2 to 3 spoons (vegetable oil also works well)
Salt – to taste
Method:
1. Boil water in a large pan. Add noodles, little salt and cook it for 5 minutes or as per the instructions given in your noodles pocket. I am famous for over cooking the noodles so these days I keep a timer and switch it off in 5 or 7 minutes.
2. Drain the excess water, toss it with a spoon of oil and allow it to cool down.
3. Meanwhile, saute the vegetables one by one. I have made this with only onion and mushrooms so no need to worry if you miss any vegetable.
4. Once the veggies are half cooked (its better to leave them little crunchy) add the soy sauce, red chilli sauce and chilli flakes. If you plan to share this with kiddies then chilli flakes can be added later while serving.
5. Add salt and allow it to cook for another 5 minutes.
6. Simmer the stove, add the cooled down noodles and mix it up with the vegetables using two forks. Ladle mixing doesn’t work well for me. I prefer to toss and mix them with two forks so that the noodles doesn’t break and they get mixed with the veggies evenly.
7. Cook in simmer for another 2 or 3 minutes until the noodles are warmed up.
8. Garnish with spring onions (again this is optional. I rarely do this).
Chinese style Veg noodles is ready to serve.
Scrambled eggs can be added before serving to make it a Chinese egg veg noodles.





Jan 11, 2013 @ 01:32:31
slurrrrrrrrpppppppppppp! slurrrrrrrpppppppp and more slurpppppppp
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:21:44
Jan 11, 2013 @ 01:54:24
Am not really a noodles fan but this does look yum. I luv to see and eat anything with a lot of colourful veggies
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:23:18
you don’t like Maggie too? Seriously? If you say yes then you will be the first non-maggie-lover person that I know of..
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:49:38
Jan 11, 2013 @ 02:35:58
:O exactly in lunch time you posting this
and after seeing magiiiiii, I gotta eat curd rice now
nothing can be as punishment than this :’(
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:23:45
oh poor baby.. am so sorry dear..
Jan 11, 2013 @ 02:40:25
oooooooo yummmmmmm! I just had a good lunch but so what?
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:24:06
yep so what? make this for dinner
Jan 11, 2013 @ 04:08:00
drooooooooooooooling
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:24:43
Jan 11, 2013 @ 04:13:17
Looks yummy Ani…:)
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:11:23
thanks metherebel
Jan 11, 2013 @ 06:01:33
Now that is ideal from my lunch todya … bhejo bhejo
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:12:52
oh yeah.. I packed this for my lunch too
btw what does bhejo mean? pls to pardon my poor, very poor hindi knowledge..
Jan 14, 2013 @ 01:07:45
Send send..
Jan 14, 2013 @ 21:54:07
oh ok.. bhejo-ing bhejo-ing..
Jan 11, 2013 @ 06:55:57
Yummy!
I want to eat noodles NOW
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:13:22
have you made them? the chinese style? I don’t know why but it took me a long time to do this..
Jan 11, 2013 @ 10:52:19
Yummy. I want. I want.
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:13:42
yep.. sure.. when we meet okie?
Jan 11, 2013 @ 23:29:57
It looks delicious…
Jan 13, 2013 @ 23:14:03
luckily it tasted so too
Jan 15, 2013 @ 08:55:41
Colorful!!! I likey……..
Jan 15, 2013 @ 12:35:37
thanks