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Buddhist Vegetable Noodles

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Ingredients

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3 tablespoons peanut oil divided plus 1 teaspoon extra for tossing
1 small onion sliced lengthwise
2 cloves garlic finely chopped
2 slices ginger finely chopped
8 dried shiitake mushrooms soaked in hot water for 1 hour and sliced (reserve soaking water)
1 tablespoon vegetarian oyster sauce (yes it does exist)
3 tablespoons light soy sauce
2 cups cabbage shredded (tientsin although used napa)
1/2 red bell pepper thinly sliced
1/2 green bell pepper thinly sliced

Nutritional information

502.7
Calories
144g
Calories From Fat
16g
Total Fat
3 g
Saturated Fat
59.9mg
Cholesterol
1082.2mg
Sodium
76g
Carbs
6.7g
Dietary Fiber
7.2g
Sugars
16.2g
Protein
269g
Serving Size (g)
4
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Buddhist Vegetable Noodles

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    This is so easy and so good. I added extra veggies and used fresh mushrooms and added lots of broccoli too. I also added a little chili garlic sauce for a little heat and instead of salt, I added a chicken cube. Definitely a keeper for us. Thanks for the recipe.

    • 41 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Buddhist Vegetable Noodles, Based on a recipe from Terry Duracks book, Noodle. This is a bit of work because of all the vegetable-chopping, but is well worth the effort, as I think this is fantastic! The recipe intro says, In China, Buddhist monks go to extreme lengths to create vegetarian food that looks, smells, and even tastes like fish or meat. For me, however, the most successful vegetable dishes in the Chinese repertoire are those that look like vegetables. This is based on a classic Buddhist vegetarian dish that manages to satisfy both aesthetically and gastronomically., This is so easy and so good. I added extra veggies and used fresh mushrooms and added lots of broccoli too. I also added a little chili garlic sauce for a little heat and instead of salt, I added a chicken cube. Definitely a keeper for us. Thanks for the recipe., loved this its filling and warm yes its work but you dont need anything else used regular oyster sauce cause even if they make we cant get it here lol i figure the wave one oyster over the pot any way loltry this its good


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Heat 1 Tablespoon Peanut Oil in a Preheated Wok and Stir-Fry Onion Until Translucent. Toss in Garlic, Ginger, and Mushrooms and Stir-Fry For Another Minute. Add Oyster Sauce and 2 Tablespoons Soy Sauce and Cook For Another 30 Seconds. Remove Wok Contents to a Bowl and Set Aside.

    2
    Done

    Heat 2 Tablespoons Peanut Oil in the Hot Wok and Stir-Fry Cabbage, Bell Peppers, Bamboo Shoots, and Carrot For 3 Minutes. Toss in Bean Sprouts, Sugar, Cup Reserved Mushroom Water, Salt, and Pepper and Cook For 1 Minute. Add Onion and Mushroom Mixture, Rice Wine, and Sesame Oil and Stir to Combine Well.

    3
    Done

    Cook Noodles in Plenty of Water at a Rolling Boil For About a Minute. Drain Thoroughly, Rinse Under Cold Running Water, and Drain Again. Toss Noodles With Remaining 1 Tablespoon Soy Sauce and Remaining 1 Teaspoon Peanut Oil.

    4
    Done

    to Serve, Place Noodles on a Large Warmed Serving Platter, Spoon Vegetable Mixture on Top, and Mix Lightly. Garnish With Green Onions Sprinkled Over the Top.

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