Saturday, March 5, 2011

Chinese Hakka Noodles.......

Chinese stalls on the Indian streets have always been my favorites. However, after staying in Chicago for a couple of years now, I miss the super spicy hakka noodles from the streets of India... In Bhavesh's absence ( Since he is off to Mumbai for his business trip for 2 weeks) I have a bit of time to spare for my experimental kitchen recipes ...



Pragya has honored me with her presence to accompany me. We had it for dinner today ... She surely should vote for the taste of my take on Chinese hakka noodles...Isn't it Pragya?

Sharing this on my blog so that you all can try this easy and simple recipe at your home anytime when you miss street side Indian chinese ........

Base Ingredients
  1. Vegetable oil - 3 table spoon
  2. Salt - to taste
  3. Hakka Noodles - 1 pack
 Veggie Ingredients
  1. Cabbage - Cut in long thin slices 1 cup
  2. Green Pepper - Cut in Long thin slices 1/2 cup
  3. Onion - Cut in Long thin slices 2 medium
  4. Carrots - Cut in Long thin slices 1/2 cup
  5. Spring onions - cut finely - 1/2 cup 
Chinese Sauce Base
  1. Soy Sauce - 2 teaspoon
  2. Tomotao Ketchup - 2 table spoons
  3. Green chilly sauce - to taste
  4. Red Chilly sauce - to taste
  5. Knorr's Hot and Sour Sauce - 2 table spoon


Method:

Cut all the veggies in thin long slices so that they are uniform, this is what makes the hakka noodles healthy treat for kids...!
Boil the hakka noodles in hot water, make sure that the water level is about 2-3 inches above the level of the noddles in the pan. Put 1 tablespoon of salt and 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil in the water to avoid sticky hakka noodles.

After boiling for 5-6 min, check the noodles ( if the noodles crumbles in your fingers its done).


Strain it out and leave it for cooling. Try to separate it with a fork so that it does not stick together.

   
In a wok ( if this is not available any Indian kadai will do!) pour 3 tablesoon of vegetable oil. Put all the veggie ingredients and saute on high flame for 5-7 min.
Then put the mix of Chinese Sauce Base and saute for some around 1 min.

Add the Hakka noodles and mix it well. Yummy chinese hakka noodles is available for your devouring....


See you all with my next recipe pretty soon...
-Pallavi

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