I've been working a lot, and if I'm not working, I would probably be in the library editing wedding photos (which reminds me that the deadline is today! dang!)
Hakubaku Organic Noodles! A new staple in my cupboard!
I love the packaging too. Very elegant ;)
It was my first time trying Hakubaku noodle and I love it!
The noodle has a good body and texture, without being too tough but not mushy either and its cooked in 4 minutes!
Simple, easy and healthier choice whenever I'm craving for noodles.
It's also organic and 98% fat free (I usually don't really pay attention to fat free products, but I'm just going to put this up for the sake of information).
I really want to go organic these days.. It seems healthier but the price tags on organic food are not very college-student friendly. But I'm going to try it soon!
Ramen Stir Fry
Ingredients:
- 1 serving of Hakubaku Ramen noodle
- 1/4 chicken breast sliced into small strips
- 2 white mushrooms washed and sliced
- 1/4 cup of shredded carrot
- 1 tbsp of ginger (cut into thin long strips)
- 1 tsp minced garlic
- sesame oil
- vegetable oil
- salt & pepper
- corn syrup / honey
- soy sauce
- chilli flakes
- Lemon wedge
- green onion (for garnish)
1. Marinate the sliced chicken breasts in 1 tbsp of soy sauce mixed with a little bit of ginger. Set aside
2. Cook the noodle in a pot of boiling water for 4 minutes and then rinse with cold water to stop the cooking process, set aside.
3. In a hot pan (medium heat), and 2 tsp of vegetable oil and add the mince garlic. Sautee with for a while until aromatic.
4. Add the shredded carrots and remaining ginger
5. Add the marinated chicken strips and cook for about 2 minutes. Add sesame oil if needed
6. Add the noodle and mushroom, stir them together quickly (to prevent mushroom getting too soggy)
7. Season it with salt & pepper, a dash of corn syrup / honey for sweetness and chilly flakes for extra kick.
8. Turn off the heat and squeeze lemon juice out of the lemon wedge directly and give it a good mix.
9. Sprinkle some chopped green onion on top before serving.
I have tons of excuses to put my Santoku knife in action. ha!
Very humble ingredients and dish
*ps. This recipe is good for one generous portion for one hungry person, or two smaller portions for two people.. Or if you live by yourself like me
K deeeb love your blog so much !! Everything looks so yummy hahaha
ReplyDeletenaw thanks han :D Love you blog too! very creative. Somehow it makes me want to draw again (heck. I lost my drawing skills already though) .
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