Black Pepper Udon

I have gone missing for a while - the lazy bug got into me!  Just don't feel like doing anything .... :)

Christmas was just over and now Lunar New Year is just round the corner - how time flies.  Everybody seem to be stocking and buying and buying but I look at the crowd at wet market I just simply gave up!! I really dont know how to buy - it used to be my mom's job.  Haha ... she will do all the purchasing weeks ahead - buying the dried stuffs then nearer the date she will go very early in the morning to buy all the 好料 (good stuffs).  Oh boy ... I just can't and don't know how or what to buy.

Ordinary days meals are already a headache I think I can make do with this simple udon for chinese new year .  Happy and satisfied with this simple dinner. :)





Ingredients: Serves 4
400g Instant Fresh Udon
150g Chicken thigh, deboned
3 pcs mushroom
50g Yellow Onion
2 tsp minced garlic
50g carrot, shredded
50g bean sprouts
1 tsp grounded black pepper
2 tbsp cooking oil

Seasoning
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1 tsp light soya sauce
1 tsp dark soya sauce
1 tsp chicken stock powder
¼ tsp sugar
150 ml water
¼ tsp salt

Wishing all my readers 新年快,身体健康

Method

Dice the chicken thigh.

Soak the mushrooms.  When they are softened, drain the water and slice mushrooms thinly.

Cook the udon in boiling water for 2 minutes.  Drain and set aside to cool.

Mix the seasoning ingredients and set aside.

Heat up 2 tbsps of cooking oil and then fry minced garlic until fragrant.  Add mushrooms, carrot and diced chicken.  Continue stir-frying, adding the onion and ground black pepper.  Finally, add the bean sprouts and seasoning mixture.  When mixed evenly, add the cooked udon and continue  to cook for 2 minutes until the liquid content is reduced by half.  Serve warm.

Adapted from Lifestyle magazine (Feb 2013)



Comments

  1. Good to see you back to blogging! Love this udon dish, looks delicious and easy to cook.
    Have a great Chinese Lunar New Year!恭喜发财!

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  2. hi Chris, this looks so good!
    my kids dislike black pepper, so i might omit that though
    Gong xi fa cai :)

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  3. Yummy Udon! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Happy New Year to you and your family :)

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  4. Hi Chris,
    Gong Xi Fa Cai!
    Your udon noodles looks delicious! After all the eating and "merrying", I don't mind having a plate of black pepper udon noodles for my meal, which happens to be one of my favourites too!

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  5. I too don't mind whipping this for a simple one-dish meal. Planning the menu for the week is really a headache!

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