Sometime back while I was shopping at Sunshine Far Lim (a local grown supermarket in Penang) I found some udon noodles which is not chilled. This was the first time I found unchilled udon as most of the time they have to be chilled or it will get bad very fast. I guess this unchilled version might have higher portion of preservatives hence it can be kept on regular shelves. I used to cook this dish very often when I was a still a single in Singapore.
Out of curiosity, I bought a packet home and try. The taste was the same as the regular udon in the chilled section. Good that it don't take up space in my fridge and it has a longer expiry date. Within the packet has 3 smaller packets.
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Ingredients
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Methods
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Out of curiosity, I bought a packet home and try. The taste was the same as the regular udon in the chilled section. Good that it don't take up space in my fridge and it has a longer expiry date. Within the packet has 3 smaller packets.
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Ingredients
- 2 packets of Udon
- 1/4 of Red capsicum
- 1/4 of Green capsicum
- 1 Onion
- 150g Chicken breast meat (marinate with light soy sauce, corn flour and pepper)
- 2 cups Water
- Salt or light soy sauce or chicken cube or fish sauce for taste
- Wakame (seaweed) for garnishing
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Methods
- Heat up wok with some oil and saute the onion (cut half ring) till soft before adding in the sliced red and green capsicum. Stir for a few minutes.
- Add in the chicken strips and continue to stir till half cooked before putting in the noodles.
- Add water and mix well before cover it and simmer for a few minutes stirring occasionally.
- The noodles will turn a little sticky after a while. Add in seasoning and stir till sauce appeared thicken.
- Serve with boiled wakame while hot.
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