Recipe of Mario Batali I Can't Believe It's Probably Not Chow Mein

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Great recipe for I Can't Believe It's Probably Not Chow Mein. Being adventurous as well as somewhat cheap actually leads to some interesting results. This noodle stir fry is a testament to that. Drain in a colander and rinse under cold water until noodles.

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The ingredients needed to make I Can't Believe It's Probably Not Chow Mein:

1. Prepare 250 g Egg Noodles
2. Make ready 2 tablespoons Oyster Sauce
3. Get 2 tablespoons Soy Sauce
4. Prepare 1.5 tablespoon Hoisin Sauce
5. Prepare 1/4 teaspoon seasoning salt
6. Take 1 teaspoon red curry paste
7. Prepare 400 g white meat (can be pork or chicken in strips)
8. Prepare 1 pack precut stirfry vegetables
9. Get 30 g margarine to fry

Then add the apple and ginger while still stirring. Add the cocoa powder, yoghurt and coffee. 'Cause "chow mein" is Chinese for "fried noodles". We ordered "Ev's famous Lobster Chow Mein" and it was a box of fried noodles with a tub of greasy gravy. I don't know when or how this dish was conceived, but I felt bad for the lobster that died in vein to be drowned in gravy for its second death.

Instructions to make I Can't Believe It's Probably Not Chow Mein:

1. In a separate pot boil the egg noodles boiling water for 7 minutes. Once finished, drain in a colander whilst pouring cold water through. Set aside and cover.
2. In a wok on high, melt the margarine and brown your white meat.
3. Once browned, add the red curry paste, seasoning salt and half of the soy sauce, hoisin sauce and oyster sauce.
4. Fry for about 2 minutes
5. Add your stir fry vegetables and cook until there's just enough space to place your egg noodles you set aside.
6. Place the egg noodles in the wok then cook and mix for about 5 minutes.
7. Add the rest of the soy sauce, hoisin Sauce and oyster sauce. Cook for 2 minutes more and adjust the taste if you so need with soy sauce or seasoning salt.
8. Place in a pyrex dish once done and serve hot.

We ordered "Ev's famous Lobster Chow Mein" and it was a box of fried noodles with a tub of greasy gravy. I don't know when or how this dish was conceived, but I felt bad for the lobster that died in vein to be drowned in gravy for its second death. Haha that dish is another interesting one. Back in my hometown I've seen it called "Hong Kong-style Chow Mein" or something to that effect. And yet, the noodles are obviously pan fried (not 'Chow', i.e. stir fried) and while the dish is popular in Hong Kong eateries, it was originally a Suzhou dish.

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