Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork

by Shimizu Shark's Fin Kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

It can be said that the sun hasn't been seen for a month recently, and occasionally I will come out to meet people, but the time is too short and too short. This is really rare in my memory. Especially before our heating on November 15th, the day has been cold and cold. Fortunately, the hardest days have passed. It's all right now, even though there is heavy snow outside, the interior is full of warmth.

Today, there was a heavy snowfall outside today. It was the first snow in Jincheng. It was much bigger than I thought. I stayed at home one day. From the circle of friends, I saw many friends sending snow scene photos. It was really beautiful. This rare heavy snow brightened the entire room of my house, so I quickly picked up the camera to take a picture of the dishes, what really is, this is the fried noodles I made today.

Fried noodles are a very simple and delicious noodle dish. It is a combination of vegetable and rice, which is much simpler than usual. We usually buy steamed thin noodles specially used to make fried noodles at the store selling fresh noodles. Yesterday, when I came back from my mother’s house, it was almost dark. The steamed noodles were gone, so I just bought it. I bought vermicelli and steamed it myself, and it was cooked in 10 minutes after I steamed it myself. Steamed noodles do not need to add a lot of water when frying. The fried noodles are oily, the noodles are not sticky, and the bowl of noodles that has been eaten has no soup except for the oil droplets.

The shredded pork noodles made with shiitake mushrooms are especially fragrant because of the addition of shiitake mushrooms. It is best to use dried shiitake mushrooms, which have a richer taste than fresh shiitake mushrooms, and the water used to soak the shiitake mushrooms is also added to the fried noodles to make the fried noodles more fragrant. The shredded pork is cooked in advance without using starch, and it is directly fried in a frying pan, which can prevent the shredded pork from getting mashed, making the soup thick, and the fried shredded pork is dry and fragrant.

Ingredients

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork

1. Put the thin noodles into the pot, steam for 10 minutes, turn off the heat and shake them with chopsticks immediately

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

2. Wash mung bean vegetables, wash carrots and cabbage separately.
Wash the shiitake mushrooms in advance and soak them into shreds, shred the pork, and chop the onion, ginger, and garlic

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

3. Heat the wok to relax the oil, add the aniseed ingredients to grab the aroma, add the green onion and ginger until fragrant, add the shredded pork and fry until white, add a spoonful of sweet noodle soy sauce to fry it fragrant. Add shredded shiitake mushrooms and stir fry, then add oyster sauce and soy sauce and stir fry

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

4. Pour into the carrot shredded oil and stir fry.
Pour in mung bean greens and cabbage, stir fry, add appropriate amount of salt to taste

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

5. Pour the water for soaking the mushrooms, then add a little white water

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

6. Add the steamed thin noodles, shake them with chopsticks, so that the noodles are evenly covered with the sauce, and stir-fry for a few more times.
Place the fried noodles with garlic, drizzle with sesame oil and monosodium glutamate, and mix well. Turn off the fire

Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

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Fried Noodles with Shiitake and Pork recipe

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