Recently I cook a lot of vegetarian dishes to clear out the stock from my fridge. Fresh vegetables, if kept too long, will start to lose its texture and taste really bad. Today I'm gonna stir fry organic noodles with portobello, cabbage, carrot and deep fried bean curd. Yes, it's that simple.
The organic wheat noodles is paired with portobello to bring out the meaty flavor. On top of that, dunk the noodles in vegetable-blend sauce to reach the natural pleasant flavor. It's really simple, you can complete this dish within 20mins. As a result, a dish that rely solely on vegetables was our light dinner tonight.
It's my pleasure to share the dish with Presto Pasta Night #135 created by Ruth and hosted by Eat the Right Stuff.
Ingredients:
2 pieces of organic wheat noodles
a handful of julienned cabbage
1 portobello, sliced
half carrot, julienned
4 tau pok (deep-fried bean curd), quartered
half yellow onion, peeled and sliced
cooking oil
120ml water
Seasoning:
1 tbsp of tomato sauce
1 tbsp of vegetarian oyster sauce
light soy sauce to taste
Method:
3. Add seasoning and water and bring to simmering. Add noodles and stir-fry until noodles are dry.
4. Dish out and garnish with carrot.
This is so easy to follow and healthy too :)
ReplyDeletewhen i cook my organic wheat noodles, i will always go for the lazy way, just add some organic soya sauce and dark sauce with a bit of sesame oil...definetely not as creative as U!
ReplyDeletehealthy and delicious dish, love the colours and veggies in this one =)
ReplyDeletehey pal, your photo shooting is getting real good now!!! keep it up!!!
ReplyDeleteAnncoo, I only know how to cook simple food, that's the reason.
ReplyDeleteSimpleGirl, that's because I love lots of veggies in my food. :P
noobcook, veggies make it looks colorful, and not to forget the nutrition from it too.
New Kid ar, we no longer use that DSLR, give up already, now shift to compact camera. Hubby's my photographer still. I in-charge of cooking only, sounds like good "phat dong"?
i'm attracted by your shots though. very nice.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you cooking for us ah? Ya.... both of you good "phat dong". lol
ReplyDeleteSuch vegetarian noodles are healthy.
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice shots! Have you got yourself a new gadgets or new skills?
ReplyDeletethis looks wonderful - so colourful, easy and simple. thanks for sharing with ppn.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing about pasta is how quick, easy, and healthy it can be. I love dishes like this. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSounds great - I'm always looking for noodle ideas!
ReplyDeletelooks delisious, I love to fork into it! :)
ReplyDeleteJ2Kfm, thanks. Still long way to go for better shoots.
ReplyDeleteFoodParadise, don't know if it suits your taste buds?
tigerfish, yes absolutely!
allie, thank you! I got a small gadget Panasonic LX3 point and shoot.
abby, thanks for dropping by. You must be having fun hosting for this round's PPN.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, thank you. By the way, Congratulations to you!
Juliette, may be you should try out something similar to this.
BBO, hehe...unfortunately finished already. LOL!
easy yet yummy-looking :)
ReplyDeleteoh my, I'm impress with the photos. Thought you were using some DSLR or something.
Panasonic LX3 is a very good camera :) Your photos are great!
ReplyDeletehi buzzingbee, hope you enjoy it. I still have a lot of learn on foodography...
ReplyDeleteallie, LX3 is suitable for beginner like me, but now i feel limited by its ability...:(
It looks absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing with PResto Pasta Nights. I always enjoy a healthy dinner here!
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