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Beef, Black Beans And Rice Noodles With Oyster

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Ingredients

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1/4 cup peanut oil
1 teaspoon ginger finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon garlic finely chopped
1 long red chili pepper finely sliced on the diagonal
200 g filet of beef finely sliced
2 tablespoons fermented black beans
4 shiitake mushrooms stalks removed
6 oyster mushrooms
2 tablespoons rice wine (shao xing)
2 tablespoons palm sugar

Nutritional information

194.9
Calories
127g
Calories From Fat
14.1g
Total Fat
2.4 g
Saturated Fat
0mg
Cholesterol
1003.9mg
Sodium
14.1g
Carbs
1.7g
Dietary Fiber
8g
Sugars
3g
Protein
119g
Serving Size (g)
4
Serving Size

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Beef, Black Beans And Rice Noodles With Oyster

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    These noodles are wonderful! I did halve the recipe, and used snow pea shoots instead of gai lan. I also used shimeji mushrooms for oyster mushrooms, and dried rice noodles instead of fresh. The recipe doesn't list chicken stock in the ingredients, although it is in the directions. used 1 3/4 cup stock for my half batch (though more might be better). It took longer than I expected for the dried noodles to cook, so I ended up cooking them separately, and putting the sauce over them in the bowl. Also, I don't know so much about cooking with black beans. I soaked mine in hot water, and then chopped them before adding them to the pan. It didn't seem to hurt. Thank you very very much for this delicious recipe.

    • 46 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Beef, Black Beans and Rice Noodles With Oyster Sauce, From famous Australian chef Neil Perry, these noodles from Wokpool Noodle Bar form a beautifully textured dish with a rich salty sweet flavour. My addition is the chilli! I hate mushrooms so don’t use them, but I’ve included them in the recipe for all you mushy lovers out there! The technique of adding the sesame oil last leaves the most beautiful flavour; I usually use ground szechuan pepper and salt rather than the white pepper., These noodles are wonderful! I did halve the recipe, and used snow pea shoots instead of gai lan. I also used shimeji mushrooms for oyster mushrooms, and dried rice noodles instead of fresh. The recipe doesn’t list chicken stock in the ingredients, although it is in the directions. used 1 3/4 cup stock for my half batch (though more might be better). It took longer than I expected for the dried noodles to cook, so I ended up cooking them separately, and putting the sauce over them in the bowl. Also, I don’t know so much about cooking with black beans. I soaked mine in hot water, and then chopped them before adding them to the pan. It didn’t seem to hurt. Thank you very very much for this delicious recipe., These noodles are wonderful! I did halve the recipe, and used snow pea shoots instead of gai lan. I also used shimeji mushrooms for oyster mushrooms, and dried rice noodles instead of fresh. The recipe doesn’t list chicken stock in the ingredients, although it is in the directions. used 1 3/4 cup stock for my half batch (though more might be better). It took longer than I expected for the dried noodles to cook, so I ended up cooking them separately, and putting the sauce over them in the bowl. Also, I don’t know so much about cooking with black beans. I soaked mine in hot water, and then chopped them before adding them to the pan. It didn’t seem to hurt. Thank you very very much for this delicious recipe.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Heat the Oil in a Wok Until Just Smoking. Add the Ginger, Garlic and Chilli and Fry Til Fragrant.

    2
    Done

    Add the Beef Slices and Stir-Fry For One Minute, Then Add the Black Beans, Both Sorts of Mushrooms, Shao Xing, Palm Sugar, Soy and Oyster Sauces and Chicken Stock. Stir Fry For One Minute.

    3
    Done

    Add the Rice Noodles, Broccoli Leaves and Spring Onions and Cook For a Further Minute. Finally, Add the Sesame Oil and Remove from the Heat.

    4
    Done

    Spoon Into a Large Bowl or Platter Then Sprinkle Over the Pepper.

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