My every other day meal.dieburndie said:QFT
with peanut butter mixed in it's so goddamn awesome.
I get the 30 pack boxes from the asian grocery store for 8.50. So very useful.
that penne looks really yummyjclinton said:Radar (a sub section of th SMH) published a nifty article a few ago, on cheap, fast food.
Here's the link
http://radar.smh.com.au/archives/2007/02/digs_cooking_10.html
Well you suck then.gelina said:Never tried it with peanut butter mixed
Thats shamefulCieL said:What's wrong with it?
Have you tried it?
MI GORENG ftw !!BlackDragon said:umm delicious five minute recipies..
1. Mi goreng
2. The end
lol no there toasted sandwhiches are also good and quick. you just need a waffle iron or sandwhich toaster for that.
or chicken salad sandwhiches on fresh bread or rolls. mmmmmm.
i can't think of anything else right now..
hokkien noodle stirfrychelsea girl said:this is something i like to make often when we need a quick sunday night meal. usually we have it with a barbeque chicken and another salad, such as a greek one.
cold hokkien noodle salad
you need:
- 175g pack of hokkien noodles
- 1 capsicum
- 1 tin of baby corn spears
- a couple of handfuls of snow peas
- sweet chilli sauce
separate noodles in a bowl of boiling water, chop capsicum, de-string and blanch snow peas for a couple of minutes in boiling water, add ingredients together in a large salad bowl, add tin of baby corn, add sweet chilli sauce as per your tastes, mix well and enjoy.
Mans that good recipe you got there - I reckon you add a few more veggies or make the veggies separately.f3nr15 said:MI GORENG ftw !!
hokkien noodle stirfry
you need:
- 175g pack of hokkien noodles
- few leaves of baby bok choy
- 1 tbsp oyster sauce
- 1.5 tsp light soy sauce
- 1 tsp dark soy sauce
- 1 tbsp corn flour added with 1/2 cup cold water
- 1 clove crushed garlic
Remove oil from noodles by blanching.
For non-stick pans/woks: 1 teaspoon oil
For regular pans: 1 tablespoon oil - lol cant get more precise than that
Heat the pan with oil in it, when hot enough saute the crushed garlic.
Add a minute amount of light soy sauce (approx 1/2 teaspoons)
Place noodles into pan/wok and stir through, adding oyster sauce and the remaining light soy sauce.
Stir through, add the 1 tbsp corn flour WITH 1/2 cup cold water. This will add a saucy texture, use dark soy sauce to reduce the white colour.
When heat begins to resurface (noted by lots of steam), add few leaves of baby bok choy and stir for another minute then turn off the heat to let the remaining heat cook the stirfry.
Serve.
Well 175g is quite a small portion size.HotShot said:Mans that good recipe you got there - I reckon you add a few more veggies or make the veggies separately.