Malaysia's favorite street food noodles. So easy and delicious.
Servings: 4
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 10 minutesminutes
Total Time 20 minutesminutes
Ingredients:
½lbground pork(or chicken, beef)
Marinade the pork:
1teaspoonlight soy sauce
1teaspooncornstarch
Pinchof salt and pepper
Other ingredients:
1packrice pin noodles (15-oz Available in Asian market)
5clovesgarlic cloves(finely minced)
3small shallots(finely sliced)
1green onion(white part, thinly sliced)
1bean sprouts(large handful)
For the Sauce:
1tablespoonlight soy sauce
1tablespoonoyster sauce
2tablespoonthick caramel sauce(for color)
⅛teaspoonsalt (or adjust according to your taste)
⅛teaspoonwhite pepper
1teaspoonsugar
1stalkgreen onion(green part, thinly sliced)
Instructions:
Marinate Pork:
Add the ingredients from the "marinade ingredients" to the ground pork.
Mix well and let the ground pork sit for 10 minutes.
Separate the Noodles:
In a large bowl, add warm water and place the rice pin noodles in it. Doing this helps the noodles to separate easily.
After 5 minutes (with the noodles still in the water) gently press the noodles to separate them.
Brown the Meat:
Over medium high heat, add the ground pork in the wok and brown it. This is to extract fat from it so the noodles aren't overly greasy.
Once browned, set aside and leave the fat in the wok.
Fry the Noodles:
Over medium high heat, fry the shallots and green onions. Once it turns light brown, add the garlic. Once they turned brown and become fragrant, add the ground pork. Fry for 30 seconds and add the noodles.
Add the soy sauce, oyster sauce, thick caramel sauce, salt, white pepper and sugar. Stir to combine well.
Add the bean sprouts and stir again. Taste and adjust seasoning if needed.
Once bean sprouts have wilted a little and are cooked, dish out and top noodles with green onion. Serve with sliced red chilies. Finish the meal with hot Chinese tea to flush your system.
Please note that all nutrition information are just estimates. Values will vary among brands, so we encourage you to calculate these on your own for most accurate results.
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Course: dinner, lunch
Cuisine: Malaysian
Keywords: Lo Shu Fun, Stir fried lo shu fun, Stir fry noodles