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Saturday, June 13, 2009

Oriental Fried Udon



One day I had a sudden urge to fry Japanese udon. I have never fried udon before, and I have no idea what should I take note of. As a first timer, I just try an error based on my common sense. I prepared lots of ingredients for the udon dish. Hence I reduced the udon portion. Here's my oriental fried udon. It turned out fine. Udon is very easy to handle. Now I discover another good recipe for a busy working day. It will just take you about 30 minutes for the preparation and cooking time. Give it a try if you like udon. You can always add in your favorite ingredients to suit your taste buds.

This dish is submitted to the Presto Pasta Nights #118 which is hosted by Daphne.

Oriental Fried Udon
Serves 2

Ingredients:

300gm fresh udon
400gm chicken fillet, thinly sliced
Some cabbage, thinly sliced
6 fresh shiitake mushroom, thinly sliced
Half carrot, shredded
One medium onion, thinly sliced
2 clove of garlic, finely chopped
4 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil
some water

Seasoning:

2 tbsp of black pepper sauce
1 tbsp of light soy sauce
2 tbsp of oyster sauce
1/4 tbsp of dark soy sauce
5 tbsp of water

Marinate the chicken with:

A dash of grounded black pepper
A pinch of salt

Methods:

1. Cook the udon as per instruction on the packaging.

2. Heat oil in the wok. Saute garlic and onion until fragrant. Add in carrot, mushroom and cabbage strips and stir fry till fragrant. Add a tbsp of oyster sauce and mix well. Add some water if it is too dry.

3. Pour in the chicken and stir fry till cooked.

4. Add udon into the wok. Add 1 tbsp of oyster sauce and light soy sauce each with 1/4 tbsp of dark soy sauce. Mix well the noodle with all the other ingredients. Fry for few minutes and serve hot.

17 comments:

  1. hey pal, you missed the gathering just now. it was a great one.

    anyway, the fried udon looks healthy especially home cook. :)

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  2. Yea, again I missed the food review. I was in SP. Just back home. :(

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  3. Wow, first attempt and the food looks so good! I usually cook udon with soup, haven't fry it before too. Will try so one day! :)

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  4. Nice fried udon! Love the texture of udon.

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  5. It's lunch time and i have yet had lunch. Looking at the udon really makes me more hungry...~salivating...

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  6. Sugar Bean, I'm thinking of making a soup udon next. :)

    Selba, yea, very nice the texture.

    Dora, go take your lunch faster!

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  7. We luv udon. Your oriental fried udon looks so yummy! 30 mins only? You don't sound like a 1st timer.

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  8. fresh udon can get from supermarket right? i also wish to try....

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  9. I love the textures of the udon. Yes it it a quick way to prepare. ^-^

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  10. Good recipe , thanks for sharing. I din know that we can use black pepper sauce for frying noodles...I will try this out for sure :)

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  11. Mmmm, I like fried udon more than soupy udon, hehe ... yours look delicious :)

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  12. Food For Tots, thank you! 30 minutes cuz the ingredients are easy to prepare.

    SimpleGirl, I got it from Hypermarket.

    Food Paradise, nice to know that you like udon too. :)

    Worldwindows, you like black pepper flavor too?

    Elin, yes, why not? Hope you will like it.

    noobcook, thanks. I'm going to try soupy udon this evening. :P

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  13. Delicious! Thanks for sharing with Presto Pasta Nights. Hope to see you back often.

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  14. Hi Ruth, got to think of new noodle recipe, :)

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  15. I can smell the Wok hei from here!

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