Hel-lo-lo-mein! This 15-minute marvel is completely my new go-to for a speedy summer Asian noodle pan sear. Lo Mein FTW!
If it's not too much trouble reveal to me you all eat, love, and are commonly acquainted with Lo Mein.
Perhaps you are a Panda Buffet normal and you know Lo Mein, yet the general population at Panda know YOU when you stroll in the entryway and they squander no time heaping high your little plastic plate with scoop after scoop of those pan-seared noodles while you watch a little defensively from the opposite side of the glass, in light of the fact that wouldn't they be able to have given you a greater scoop as they did last time? please puhleeeease.
or then again perhaps you generally know Lo Mein from your growing up days since uplifting news, kids! mother and father are requesting Chinese takeout today around evening time (yasssss) and little pre-high schooler you is without a doubt going to eat your weight in salty Asian noodles and afterward return to it in the refrigerator, chilly, directly before bed, amiright?
Or then again perhaps you've never had Lo Mein and you're giving the remainder of all of us the look at the present time. I hear you, sitting high up there, saying that you could never eat cold takeout noodles right bed. There is judgment in your heart. You believe you're not into this entire pan-seared noodles and vegetables thing. In which case:
It's the ideal opportunity for you to get Lo Mein in your life, companions. This is your huge day. We've all been hanging tight for you. Welcome to your Lo Mein mediation!
Truly, WHO EVEN KNEW how simple it could be to make Lo Mein at home? What's more, as a follow up to those of you who did definitely know, WHY DIDN'T YOU EVEN TELL ME?
INGREDIENTS
sauce:
2 tablespoons Pearl River Bridge dark soy sauce
1 tablespoon Pearl River Bridge light soy sauce
1 teaspoon sesame oil
1 teaspoon sugar
lo mein:
4–6 ounces uncooked ramen noodles
1 tablespoon sesame oil
3 green onions, chopped (separate green parts from white parts – you’ll use both separately)
2–3 cups julienne cut or chopped vegetables like carrots, red peppers, cabbage, bok choy, mushrooms, or broccoli
1–2 tablespoons mirin
INSTRUCTIONS
Sauce: Shake all the sauce ingredients together in a jar.
Noodles: Cook the noodles according to package directions. Drain and set aside.
Lo Mein: Heat the sesame oil in a large wok or skillet. Add the green onions (white parts) and vegetables to the hot pan. Stir fry until fork-tender, about 5 minutes. Add the mirin to loosen the browned bits up off the bottom of the pan. Add the cooked noodles and about half of the sauce – toss around in the hot pan to combine. Add more sauce if needed (I usually gauge the amount of sauce I want by the color of the noodles – you want a medium brown color, not too light, not too dark). Serve topped with remaining green onions!
NOTES
If you want to add a protein, stir fry it first, before the vegetables, then remove from heat while you cook the vegetables. Add back into the pan at the end with the noodles.
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