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    Foody Schmoody Blog Recipes For Everyone » Main Course / Meals » Asian inspired

    Published: Jul 25, 2013 by foodyschmoody ·

    Asian Pork Noodles

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    Yes, I know, Asian food, again!  As you remember it was just a few weeks ago I was talking about how much I love Take Out  Chinese and Thai etc. but I was so scared to cook it.  Well since then, you may have noticed I've been on a rampage with Asian cuisine.  My family certain has noticed. 

    Here's what I decided has always made me nervous and how I got over it.

    1. The amount of ingredients needed (sounded expensive) - I looked at a lot of recipes that interested me and saw the common ingredients used and bought items 1 or 2 a week so it didn't make a huge dent in the grocery bill.  Most of these sauces, oils and spices only need a small amount so you will be using them over and over again.
    2. Yucky tasting canned items in grocery store - Who knew, I could just use fresh.  I always used canned bean sprouts and who knew, it's cheaper to buy fresh and now the thought of using the canned makes my stomach turn, who knew these fresh items were so delicious.
    3. Chinese noodles are so finicky, I'm afraid I'll make them mushy - Totally false belief.  The noodles I have used thus far are much like a thin spaghetti, the only difference is to rinse them under cold water immediately after draining. Easy!

    Okay so on to the Asian Pork Noodle.  The original recipe can be found here.  I used it as a guide and tweaked it to my liking. I also changed up the name because this is not what I picture when I think of sweet and sour pork but that's probably because like most Americans I am not familiar with authentic Asian food.

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    Asian Pork Noodle

    Ingredients:
    1 package (10-12 oz) Asian pasta
    12 oz pork, sliced into thin strips
    2 T oil
    3 garlic cloves, minced
    6 oz fresh bean sprouts
    6 oz fresh green beans, chopped or snow peas
    1 T oyster sauce
    salt to taste

    Marinade Ingredients:
    1 T soy sauce
    ½ teaspoon sesame oil
    5 dashes white pepper
    2 teaspoon garlic chili sauce
    1 T sugar
    2 teaspoon vinegar

    Instructions:

    Prepare noodles according to package, be sure to rinse under cold water after draining.  Set aside.
    While pasta is cooking, prepare the marinade and add pork, let marinate 15 min.
    Heat the oil in a wok or high sided skillet. Add the garlic and cook just until fragrant. Add pork, stirring often until just about cooked through.  Add the beans or peas, give a few stirs, add the bean sprouts and noodles.  Add the oyster sauce.  Stir and toss to coat everything evenly. Cook 1-2 minutes more. Add a touch of salt and serve.

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    1. Laura Crowther says

      July 25, 2013 at 8:33 pm

      Sounds delicious! We love Asian food around here!

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    2. foody schmoody says

      July 25, 2013 at 9:49 pm

      Thank you Laura! If you are interested in some of my other easy Asian dishes (those are the only ones I make) click on the tag for Asian Inspired in the tag cloud to the right.

      Reply
    3. Lea Ann (Cooking On The Ranch) says

      July 26, 2013 at 12:32 pm

      Nice to find your blog and love the title. 🙂 I'm here from Julie's Network party. I'm a new subscriber and hope you'll take a look at my blog Cooking On The Ranch. I'm in Colorado and focus on Western flare fare. And yes, I think those darn noodles can be finicky. Thanks for the tip about the cold water bath.

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      • foody schmoody says

        July 26, 2013 at 12:57 pm

        Nice to meet you Lea Ann. Glad the tips were helpful. I will certainly be by to check out Cooking On The Ranch! Thanks for the follow, I'll be sure to do the same! Happy Cooking! 🙂

        Reply
    4. Misty says

      June 24, 2014 at 11:45 am

      Looking forward to making this recipe for dinner tonight. What type of vinegar? I'm assuming a white vinegar? Thanks!

      Reply
      • foodyschmoody says

        June 24, 2014 at 11:46 am

        Yes, sorry about that, when I don't specify, it's always white vinegar. I should go back and update. I hope you enjoy it!

        Reply
    5. Misty says

      June 25, 2014 at 9:06 am

      Thank you for this recipe. According to my husband it was "the best Asian dish I've ever made". It will definitely go into my regular recipe binder. Also wanted to mention the changes I added. When sautéing the pork I added in thinly sliced carrot and sweet peppers. I also switched out the green beans for broccoli. YUM! Thank you!!

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      • foodyschmoody says

        June 25, 2014 at 9:48 am

        YAY!!!!!! I love to hear it and if you follow me regularly you know that I love to have all my recipes versatile so I love that you changed it up a bit to use what you had on hand. That is my goal! Thank you so much for coming back to tell me how it turned out! I really do appreciate that! <3

        Reply

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