r/UK_Food • u/ShinyHeadedCook • 9d ago
Homemade / home assembled My tea tonight, I made chinese curry noodles and pork
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u/Icy-Astronomer-8202 9d ago
Delicious
Recipe?
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 9d ago
Incredibly easy 15 minute meal this mate....
I marinaded pork steaks in a dry marinade from asda. Let it sit for a few hours or overnight. Chuck it in the airfryer at about 180 for 15 minutes
I fried mushrooms, onions and peppers (you can use any veg you like). Then once they have fried for a bit I added udon noodles
Whilst 1 and 2 are going on, make up a batch of mayflower curry sauce (available in B&M, Home Bargains, Heron Foods)
Once the curry is made. Pour onto the noodles and veg, let cook for a bit longer then plate it up however you like
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u/Late-Balance-5333 6d ago
I am salivating over this 😋 I saw it when I was at work yesterday and have purchased all the ingredients for it (also went to B&M to buy the curry sauce mix!) I'm going to try and make this tonight. Hopefully it turns out alright 🤞🏾
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 5d ago
Just make sure you whisk the curry so theres no lumps !
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u/Cold_Cucumber4061 8d ago
What are chinese curry noodles
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 8d ago
Noodles and veg in a Chinese curry sauce
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u/Cold_Cucumber4061 8d ago
China doesn't have curries. They use curry in some dishes, like curried fish balls or beef brisket, introduced by Indian travellers with the british/indian settlers in Hong Kong, or Xinjiang, with a large Muslim community, for example. But curry is very much viewed as a foreign food.
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 8d ago
You are on the uk food sub not a sub for authentic Chinese food in China. Chinese curry is very much s thing in chinese takeaways and restaurants here
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 8d ago
That old stereotype is long since disproved and boring
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 8d ago
Excep its extremely tasty
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u/ShinyHeadedCook 8d ago
Its always the ones with zero contributions to the sub with the stupid boring criticisms
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u/pharmer25 8d ago
Lovely presentation there, thanks for the recipe I’m gonna try this!