BETTER THAN TAKEOUT - Singapore Noodles Recipe
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Despite being named after Singapore, this recipe was actually born in HK in the 1960s, the time when HK was a British colony. As HK became the transportation hub between Europe and Southeast Asia, lots of cuisines from all over the world started creating sparks in this little island. With influence from the Indian spices, this stir-fried curry rice noodle dish found its way and spread globally. Singapore noodle is a very interesting dish that shows how multicultural Cantonese cooking could be. The curry powder is pleasantly invasive because it works so well on these spindly rice noodles.
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Ingredients
For the noodles and protein
200 grams of dried rice stick noodle (Amazon Link -
8 cups of boiling water to soak the noodles
70 grams of char siu thinly sliced
150 grams (5.3 oz) of shrimp
A pinch of salt
Some black pepper to taste (Amazon Link -
2 eggs
Vegetables and aromatics
70 grams (2.5 oz) of multi-color bell pepper, cut into strips
42 grams (1.5 oz) of carrot, julienned
42 grams (1.5 oz) of onion, sliced thinly
42 grams (1.5 oz) of bean sprout
28 grams (1 oz) of garlic chive, cut into 1.5 inches long
2 cloves of garlic sliced thinly
For the seasonings
1 tbsp of soy sauce (Amazon Link -
1 tbsp of fish sauce (Amazon Link -
2 tsp of oyster sauce (Amazon Link -
1 tsp of sugar
1-2 tsp of curry powder depending on your taste (Amazon Link -
1 tsp of turmeric powder (Amazon Link -
Instructions
Bring 8 cups of water to a boil then turn off the heat. Soak the rice noodles for 2-8 minutes depending on the thickness. Mine was medium thick and it took about 5 minutes. Do not overcook the noodles, otherwise, they will turn mushy when you stir fry them. You can give it a bite to test it. The noodles should be a little bit chewy at the center.
Remove the noodles from the water and spread them on a cooling rack. Let the rest of the heat helps to evaporate the excess moisture. This is the key to avoid clumpy and sticky noodles. Do not rinse the noodles with cold water as it will bring in too much moisture and make the noodles stick to the wok badly.
SLice the Char sui thinly; Seasoned the shrimp with a pinch of salt and some black pepper to taste; Crack 2 eggs and beat them well until you don’t see any obvious egg white; Julienne the bell pepper, carrot, onion and cut the garlic chives into 1.5 inches long.
Before we cooking, thoroughly mix all the sauce ingredients in a bowl.
Turn the heat to high and heat your wok until smoking hot. Add a few tbsp of oil and swirl it around to create a nonstick layer. Pour in the egg and wait for it to set. Then break the egg into big pieces. Push the egg to the side so you have room to sear the shrimp. The wok is super hot, it only takes 20 seconds for the shrimp to turn pink. Push the shrimp to the side and toss the char siu for 10-15 seconds over high heat to reactivate the flavor. Take all the proteins out and set them aside.
Add 1 more tbsp of oil to the same wok, along with the garlic, and carrot. Give them a quick stir then add the noodles. Fluff the noodles over high heat for a few minutes.
Add the sauce, along with all the vegetables except for the garlic chives. Introduce the protein back into the wok. Quickly stir to make sure the flavor is well combined. Once you don’t see any white rice noodles, add the garlic chives and give it a final toss.
Before serving, always give it a taste to adjust the flavor. As I mentioned before, different brands of curry powder, curry paste, even soy sauce may vary in sodium level.
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✨Recipe✨
Rice noodles are my favourite thing. They check off soooo many boxes in my mind
✅ fun to eat
✅ easy & quick to cook
✅ simple in flavour so I can spice them up how I like
✅ simple ingredients
Here’s how to make this recipe:
( 1 large serving or 2 small ones )
• 1/2 red small / medium onion
• 5 cloves garlic
• 1.5” fresh ginger
• 1/2 red pepper
• 2-3 bokchoy ( cut in half )
• 2 cups red cabbage ( chopped thinly but not shredded )
• 1/2 block tempeh
• 1/2 cup frozen edamame
• 1 cup cilantro ( sub for Thai basil )
• 2 tbsp oil ( for cooking )
Sauce
• 2 tbsp soya sauce
• 1 tbsp maple syrup ( or liquid sweetener of choice )
• 1 tbsp lime juice
• 1 tbsp miso paste
• Sriracha to taste
Heat your pan on medium low, add oil, onion, ginger and garlic. Sauté until translucent and fragrant. Add the rest of your chopped veggies, season with salt cover with a lid and reduce the heat a touch.
Cook your noodles, make your sauce, chop your herb ( cilantro or Thai basil ) and cube your tempeh
Rinse your noodles and feel free to mix 1 tbsp toasted sesame seed oil into them so they don’t stick together
Once the veggies are soft but still crisp add your frozen edamame, herb and tempeh, mix and let the edamame thaw for 1-2 minutes. Add your rice noodles and sauce, mix really well and serve✨
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