I've made these
spicy peanut and cabbage noodles a couple of times, but I never seem
to be able to make a pretty picture of them. Well, I will keep
trying, as the dish itself is so tasty.
I made slight
variations to the dish this time. I would normally add tofu as the
protein, but now I had these soya chunks around, and decided to use
them. They also fitted the dish very well, and also the sprouts on
the top add a nice zing to it. The spicy peanut sauce itself is of
course key, so make sure to taste it and balance the flavours
according to your taste while you make it. It's also easy to
substitute the different components, but I do think that this is a
nice use of cabbage.
Peanut and cabbage noodles
Ingredients
Sauce
5 tbsp peanut
butter
5 tbsp soya sauce
3 tbsp sesame oil
3 tbsp mirin
½ tsp chilli
flakes
Other ingredients
½ red cabbage
1 onion
1 garlic clove
200 g soya chunks
Sesame seeds
Radish sprouts
Wholewheat noodles
Method
Mix the sauce
ingredients together, and add more of any ingredient to taste.
Cook the noodles,
cool them down and set to side.
Cut the cabbage
into thin strips. Chop the onion into half rings and chop the garlic
finely.
Fry the onion and
cabbage in a pan until soft, although I like to leave a bit of crunch
to the cabbage.
Add the soya
chunks and garlic and fry some more.
Stir in the sauce
and the noodles and heat through.
Serve with a
sprinkle of sesame seeds and radish sprouts.
Enjoy!
Your VegHog
I must confess I am not a huge fan of noodles, but this I would have no hesitation in tucking into - it looks really good with bold flavours and crunch from vegetables. By the way - i think these look pretty - you should be pleased with yourself.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't always too keen on noodles, but I've grown to like them very much after a few good dishes I've had with them. And this is a quite nice combination and easy to whip up even as a cheap eat.
DeleteThe food looks great and I love how you have displayed everything on those gorgeous plates. :) My daughter loves her noodles. I don't eat them too much, but have made them for her. She now cooks also. She's 14.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment! That's nice that your daughter already cooks, it's a nice hobby and a skill to have.
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