How To make Pan Fried Noodles
1 lb Fresh thin noodles
Peanut oil 2/3 c Chicken broth
PORK & VEGETABLE SAUCE:
2 tb Peanut oil
1 lb Bok choy
- cut into 2-in sections 1/2 lb Barbecued pork strips
1/2 c Chicken broth
1 tb Thin soy sauce
1 tb Chinese rice wine
-=OR=- dry sherry 1 tb Oyster sauce
1 tb Cornstarch; dissolved in
2 tb Cold chicken broth
BLANCH 1 POUND FRESH noodles in boiling water to wash away the starch and to loosen them up (about 2 minutes). Drain them well. Scatter the noodles in a baking pan. Use a pair of chopsticks and your hands to untangle them as much as possible. Put a layer of the noodles 1-inch deep in each of 2 large, heavy skillets. Pour 2 tablespoons of oil and 1/3 cup chicken broth in each. Cook over a low flame until the broth boils away and the bottom becomes brown and crisp. From time to time, add a little oil and broth to keep the noodles moist and allow the crust to develop slowly. This should take about 10-to-12 minutes. To flip, first shake the pan to make sure the cake is not stuck to the bottom (if it is, dribble some oil around the edge to loosen it). Cover the pan with a wide lid. Flip the skillet over, holding the lid firmly. The cake will drop onto the lid. Slide the cake back into the pan to brown it on the other side. Add more oil around the edge if it seems to be sticking. To serve, slide it out onto a plate and use it as a base for any dish with sauce. TO MAKE THE PORK AND VEGETABLE SAUCE: Heat the peanut oil in a wok. When it is hot, add the bok choy and stir-fry to coat with oil. Add the pieces of pork and stir-fry to heat through. Add the broth. Stir in the soy sauce, rice wine or sherry, and oyster sauce. When the sauce is hot, thicken it with the dissolved cornstarch and serve on the bed of pan-fried noodles.
How To make Pan Fried Noodles's Videos
The Cheapest Noodle Dish Ever (Chicken Chow Mein) | But Cheaper
Noodles should be cheap, they're even cheaper when you make them at home.
Get My Cookbook:
Additional Cookbook Options (other stores, international, etc.):
FOLLOW ME:
Instagram:
Tik Tok:
Twitter:
Facebook:
Subreddit:
---------------------------------------------------------------
Full Recipe:
Ingredients Needed:
Sauce:
- 1.5 tablespoons (22g) rice vinegar
- 2.5 tablespoons (38g) soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons (40g) hoisin sauce or oyster sauce
- 1 teaspoon (5g) toasted sesame oil
- 2 teaspoons (5g) corn starch
Noodles:
- 12 oz (340g) boneless skinless chicken thighs
- 3 tablespoons (42g) vegetable oil
- 2 green onions, cut into segments
- 1 carrot julienne
- 2 ribs celery
- 3.5 cups (315g) thinly sliced napa cabbage
- 7 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 cup (85g) bean sprouts
- 14 oz (400g)chow mein/stir fry noodles
- 2 tablespoons (30g) water
- additional green onion for garnish *optional*
- chili oil *optional*
Having a hard time getting vegetables in your system? Make Vegetable Fried Noodles!
#shorts #noodles #veggies #vegetable
FULL RECIPE:
How to Cook Hong Kong Style Pan Fried Noodles Vol: 1
outdoor wok burner
Thanks for watching my how to cook Hong Kong Style Pan Fried Noodles video tutorial! This dish is one of my all-time favorites and I hope you like it too.
To order your own EZ-Wok kit or get FREE recipes, visit:
Find out more about TheWonderWok at: sales@thewonderwok.com
A whole New cooking experience on the WonderWok an outdoor cooking station and wok burner.
Another classic? Beef broccoli:
BETTER THAN TAKEOUT - Crispy Chow Mein Noodles Recipe (两面黄)
???? BROWSE KITCHENWARE AND INGREIDENTS -
❤️ SUPPORT THE CHANNEL -
???? PRINTABLE RECIPE -
Today, we are making Liang Mian Huang (两面黄). Huang (黄) means golden brown. Liang Mian (两面) means double-sided. The name describes the look of this dish because the noodles are pan-fried on both sides until golden brown. It is like a CRUNCHY version of Chow Mein and topped with a saucy vegetable and protein stir fry. Super delicious and easy to make.
???? RELATED RECIPES
Homemade Egg Noodles with a Kitchenaid -
Homemade Egg Noodles by Hand -
Wok 101 Use a Carbon Steel Wok Like a Pro -
Videography / Editing by Austin Schargorodski -
INGREDIENTS (Serves 2-3)
For the Noodles
340 grams 12 oz of fresh egg noodles or 200 grams of dried egg noodles
1/2 tsp of sugar
1/2 tbsp of soy sauce (Amazon Link -
1/2 tbsp of oyster sauce (Amazon Link -
One drizzle of olive oil to coat the noodles (Amazon Link -
2-3 tbsp of olive oil to pan-fried the noodles
For the Proteins
140 grams 5 oz of shrimp
140 grams 5 oz of scallop
1/3 tsp of salt
1/3 tsp of paprika (Amazon Link -
2 tsp of Chinese cooking wine (Amazon Link -
1 drizzle of olive oil for the marinade (Amazon Link -
Black pepper to taste (Amazon Link -
1/2 tbsp of olive oil to saute the seafood
For the Vegetables Stir Fry
1 tsp of olive oil
113 grams 4 oz of carrot, sliced
113 grams 4 oz of celery, sliced
98 grams 3.5 oz of mushroom, sliced
98 grams 3.5 oz of snow pea
3 cloves of garlic sliced thinly
1/2 inch of ginger sliced thinly
1 tbsp of oyster sauce (Amazon Link -
1 tbsp of soy sauce (Amazon Link -
2 cups of water
2.5 tbsp of water + 2.5 tbsp of cornstarch
Salt to taste
Quick & Easy Crispy Fried Noodles Recipe!
It's all about texture and crunch with this week's #wokwednesday recipe. Jeremy is making a classic Hong Kong style noodle dish with a simple but delicious topping of flash fried veggies.
Join our Patreon:
Book one of our online classes today:
Be sure to like, comment and subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell so you can be alerted when we upload a new video or #recipe.
To find the recipe for this dish, click the link below!
- Quick & Easy Crispy Fried Noodles Recipe! | Wok Wednesdays -
Visit our shop for woks, cleavers, bao kits and gyoza kits! -
UK delivery:
Become a wokstar, join one of our classes! -
Find other recipes here! -
Find us on social media:
Twitter:
Instagram:
Facebook:
Got a question or inquiry?
E-mail us at: Info@schoolofwok.co.uk
???? Dad's Cantonese Chow Mein (豉油王炒面)
Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make Cantonese Chow Mein, also known as supreme soy sauce chow mein.
------
???????? JOIN THE CANTO COOKING CLUB ????????
Develop the intuition and foundation to cook Cantonese food with exclusive classes from Daddy Lau!
Join the club:
------
???? RECIPE + INGREDIENTS????
Check out our blog for an adjustable list of ingredients and step-by-step videos:
???? SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL ????
If you enjoy these videos and want to support us being able to continue creating content for many years to come, we’d love for you to consider becoming a patron of Made With Lau.
???? CONNECT WITH US ????
------
???? LINKS MENTIONED ????
- Shrimp Chow Fun (虾炒乐趣):
- Longevity Noodles / Veggie Lo Mein:
- Chinese Broccoli:
- How soy sauce is made -
- Steaming rack with holes:
- Steaming rack:
------
???? COOKWARE WE USE/LOVE ????
- Electric Burner:
- Non-Stick Wok:
- Carbon Steel Wok:
- Non-Stick Pan:
- Carbon Steel Pan:
- Stainless Steel Skillet:
- Cookware Set:
- 8 Quart Pot:
- Cookware Collections:
- Pan Protector:
- Carbon Steel Seasoning Wax:
???? KNIVES WE USE/LOVE ????
- Dad's 40 year old Chinese Chef Knife:
- Chef Knife:
- Santoku Knife:
- Starter Knife Set:
- Sharpening Stone Set:
???????? KITCHEN ACCESSORIES WE USE/LOVE ????????
- Magnetic Knife Strip (storage):
- Cutting Board:
- Instant Read Thermometer #1:
- Instant Read Thermometer #2:
- Food Scale:
???? DAD'S SPECIAL INGREDIENTS ????
If you don't live near an Asian market, you buy these online / on Amazon:
- Sesame Oil:
- Soy Sauce:
- Tamari (Dark Soy Sauce substitute):
- Rice Cooking Wine:
- Oyster Sauce:
- Vegetarian Oyster Sauce:
- Chili Oil:
- Hoisin Sauce:
- Chicken Bouillon:
- Shaoxing Cooking Wine:
Options for Vegetarian Oyster Sauce
-
-
Options for Gluten Free Oyster Sauce
-
-
???? MY CAMERA GEAR! ????
- My Workhorse Camera:
- My Lens for Wide Shots:
- My Lens for Detail Shots:
- My Macro Lens:
- My Main Light:
- My Light Softbox:
- My Camera Slider:
Note: These links are affiliate links, which means that if you use our links to purchase these ingredients, our family earns a small amount for the sale - at no extra cost to you. If you use these links, we really appreciate the support!
------
⏲ CHAPTERS ⏲
00:00 - Intro
00:43 - The backstory on soy sauce chow mein
01:06 - Noodles: fresh vs steamed
01:50 - Noodles: distinguishing between Chinese egg noodles
02:18 - Steam the noodles
02:50 - Chop ingredients
03:52 - Prepare sauce
04:37 - A quick primer on soy sauce
05:58 - Steaming noodles vs boiling noodles
06:57 - Dunk in boiling water
07:13 - Drain the noodles, separate, cool
07:40 - Heat wok, start cooking
08:43 - Secrets for making chow mein
09:39 - Flip noodles, add oil
11:29 - Add veggies, flavors
13:37 - Plate
14:05 - Meal Time!
15:03 - All about noodles + getting the perfect texture
17:24 - Dad’s favorite soy sauce brand?
17:56 - Why this dish doesn’t come with meat + naming philosophy
19:15 - Did you eat this in China?
19:51 - Restaurant vs homemade chow mein
21:40 - On Wok Hei
22:32 - As long as you’re happy!
------
???? OUR FAMILY ????
Learn more about the Lau family, and why we started this channel + blog:
-----
???? OTHER CREDITS ????
Intro Flute Music - Performed by Daddy Lau
Copyright Chillhop Music -
Copyright Chillhop Music -
Overhead Camera Rig built by P.Oak -
Chinese Subtitles by Wynee Pan -