Stir Fry Vegetable Noodles
I am always fond of noodles. It is easy to cook and less time consuming. For a long time I was sticking with Maggie noodles from the Indian grocery stores. I was quite happy with Maggie and it gives the childhood memories. Recently I visited my friend’s house for lunch and happened to discuss about noodles. She said about her way of cooking noodles and it was very exciting for me. I immediately tried it and it turned out to be a very tasty noodles. I am no more getting Maggie noodles from the Indian grocery stores. I got stir fry noodles from Trader Joe’s. Here goes the recipe!!
Ingredients
- 1 packet of stir fry noodles
- Vegetables (as per your choice & quantity). I used the stir fry vegetables.
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1tsp paprika
- 1tsp Soya sauce
- 1tsp sugar
- Salt for taste
Method
- Boil the water and soak the noodles in the water by adding a little salt. Drain the noodles once it becomes soft. It is the same process of pasta.
- In a pan, add the garlic powder, paprika ,stir fry vegetables, a little water and cover cook for about 10 minutes until the vegetables gets cooked.
- Add the drained noodles, sugar, soya sauce and salt. When you are adding soya sauce try to add little salt since soya sauce already has a sour taste. Cook and stir over high heat for 2 – 3 minutes or until the noodles are soft and most of liquid is absorbed. Turn off heat.
- Serve hot with tomato sauce
22 Comments:
Hi Priya,
The noodles look scrumptious! And I see that u have not used any oil.Thats amazing. I'll surely try out this recipe.
I keep visiting ur site. I like ur homely recipes a lot. I have tried 'tomato curry for idli'. It is very simple yet delicious combi for idlis.
Veena.
I can totally relate! Maggie noodles gives me childhood memories. But now we have access to all different kinds of noodles. But my husband is not very fond of noodles. So if I am cooking just for me, thats got to be noodles!!
i like noodles, but i have never made it after coming here to the US. I went hunting for noodles once cudnt find the right one and thats it. Your recipe looks good, Can u tell me what brand is good for making these type of noodles and were we cud get them. Thank u
If you tell the specific vegetables you have added in noodles, it will be great. what is that round white color veggie's name? not corn another one.
anonymous, yeah I did'nt use oil. If You want you can use a tsp of oil. Since we are cooking the veggies with water the oil is not required:)
rp, ohhh that's sad that he is not eating noodles. I could easily relate myself to your situation. My husband dont take non-veg. Its is hard to cook just for myself:(
Priya, I buy from Trader Joe's store and the brand is japanese style noodles stir fry.
anonymous, Hey I get Kirkland's forzen stir fry vegetables from the store costco. I am sure you should be getting the stir fry vegatable pack from any grocery stores.
just want to have your noodles Priya. My kids luv noodles but don't like any veggies with noodles.
Hey, your veggies look so colourful and fresh - very nice!
colorful!
It's so very colourful....
BTW, Priya I did try your sago upma...it turned out great ,will blog this later...:)
This looks colorful AND tasteful. To think this was cooking in water instead of oil! Incredible.
I am going to give this one a try. Thanks for the tip about stir-fry noodles. I usually buy the durum flour noodles from the indian store which quickly turn mushy, I feel.
lakshmi, True-most of the kids dont like veggies.
shammi, yeah I like the frozen stir fry veggies, it has more varities and colorful:)
Lera, good to hear abt the upma:)
Santi, I am a great lover of panda express noodles:) Its yummy!!
GM, I like this noodles because it is healthy and it is cooked with water. Let me know how it came for you.
SH, Reshma thanks for your kind words. Do give a try:)
Priya,
I have visited your blog many times before. Have I commented too? I don't remember now. Anyway, I am adding you to my blog roll. Hope you don't mind.
Hey vaishali, I regulary vist your site:) Thanks for blog rolling me:)
Hi Priya,
I love noodles, and this one looks delicious... but what is paprika??
Hi there,
I'm 13 years old and i had to choose a reciepe for my food technology assesment. i think that your noodles look great but im not to sure for adding tomato sauce to it because usually my mum doesnt and she doesnt really use soy sauce either, but then again i dont mind giving it a try...
hi priya
i was looking for some kid friendly recipe for my daughter's b'day.then i found your noodles recipe.it looks good.Can you pls tell
where i can find paparika.hope u will tell me soon becuse the party is on march 31st
thanks
bye
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hi Sindhu, paprika is available in all the US grocery stores, you can also make at home, just grind the dried red chilies coarsly and you have some home made paprika's:) some times I save those red peppers which I get along with pizza's ..ha ha:) Have a great birthday blast with your kid:)
hi priya
thanks and waiting for more yummy recipes
sindhu
Hi Priya
Can u tell me about the stir noodles and where to buy it,Is it available in walmart ,can i use the regular Angel Hair noodles.
Anon, I bought from Trader Joe's store and the brand is japanese style noodles stir fry, you can also try with angle hair noodles:)
Anon, I have not seen these at Walmart:(
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