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Stir-fried Korean Ramyun Noodles (Ramyun Goreng) – Delishar

What’s your guilty pleasure? For me, it is Shin Ramyun Instant Noodles, maggi goreng style. Actually, I like the soup version as well. This is probably the only instant noodle I eat, as I like that the spiciness of this noodle isn’t as mild as all the other instant noodle brand. And more importantly, I like the texture of the ramen noodle most. 

Inspired by Maggi Goreng (also another of my guilty pleasure), I came up with this super easy recipe. This is a great way to jazz up common instant noodles, and it’s really delicious too! The recipe is completely versatile because you can add whatever you like to the mix. Beef slices, tofu cubes, scrambled eggs, or mushrooms just to name a few. Here I used fresh chicken breast and kimchi, then topped it with a gorgeous over easy fried egg. 

Writing this post is not helping with my diet at all. I’m getting really hungry, and craving for a bowl of stir-fried korean ramyun!! I shall stop writing about the dish, and leave you with the recipe before I cave. Enjoy! 

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Stir-fried Spicy Korean Noodles

Delishar

  • 1 packet of instand korean ramen noodles
  • 1 packet of included seasoning
  • 1 packet of included dehydrate toppings
  • 1-2 tbsp ketchup
  • 1/3 cup kimchi and it’s juices roughly chopped
  • 1 chicken fillet sliced into thin pieces
  • 1 clove garlic
  • 2 tsp cooking oil
  • 1/4 cup noodle cooking water
  • salt and pepper to taste

Toppings

  • 1 fried egg
  • 1/4 tsp sesame seeds
  • 1 tsp chopped spring onions

  • Season chicken with salt and pepper.

  • Bring a saucepan of water to boil and cook noodles together with dehydrated toppings just shy of al dente. (slightly undercooked)

  • In your frying pan, heat oil on medium high heat.

  • Add chicken and saute until no longer pink.

  • Then add garlic, and kimchi. Stir-fry for 30 seconds.

  • Drain noodles, reserving 1/4 cup of the cooking liquid.

  • Add noodles to frying pan, season with seasoning pack and ketchup.

  • Pour in some reserved cooking liquid if too dry.

  • Toss and mix well, and remove from heat.

  • Top with egg, sesame seeds, and spring onions.

  • Serve immediately.

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Mee Goreng Mamak – Delishar

Whenever the husband and I go out to one of those prata coffeeshop to have dinner. My first instinct is to order mee goreng, beehoon goreng, or maggi goreng. So one of those days when we were at my brother’s house, walking to pack food back for dinner. I ordered myself a packet of mee goreng mamak. I find it really comforting to be enjoying indian-style mee goreng. I think it’s because of the sambal chilli, tangy tomato sauce, and the little bits of potato cubes and tofu cubes that I always find myself hunting for.

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I’ve shared my version of the Chinese Tze Char Mee Goreng. I think the main difference is that the Chinese ones tends to be wetter or saucier. And of course, the Indian style mee goreng tends to be redder too. I realised it’s because of the type/brand of the ketchup and/or red food colouring that gives it that distinct redness. Anyhow, I stood there to look at the hawker cook my mee goreng, and at the same time took some mental notes. So, here’s my version of Mee Goreng Mamak.

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Mee Goreng Mamak

Delishar

  • 400 g yellow noodles
  • 200 g cai xin cut into 2 inch pieces
  • 2 cups bean sprouts
  • 1 fish cake thinly sliced
  • 16 prawns shelled and cleaned
  • 1 shallot minced
  • 3 cloves garlic minced
  • 1 to mato cut into wedges
  • 1 small potato diced
  • 1 firm tofu diced
  • 2 eggs
  • 3 tbsp cooking oil
  • 1 tsp sesame oil

Seasoning

  • 2-3 tbsp sambal chilli paste or to taste (I used lee wee brother’s)
  • 4 tbsp tomato ketchup
  • 2 tbsp oyster sauce
  • 1 tbsp kicap manis Sweet soy sauce
  • 1 tsp sugar
  • 4 tbsp chicken stock
  • salt and pepper

To serve

  • Coriander leaves
  • Lime calamansi wedges
  • Cucumber slices

  • Heat 2 tbsp cooking oil over medium high heat, and add potato.

  • Cook until soften and starting to turn golden, and add diced tofu.

  • When tofu starts to turn golden, add fish cake to stir-fry.

  • Remove from wok and set aside.

  • In the same wok, heat 1 tbsp cooking oil + 1 tsp sesame oil over medium high heat.

  • Add shallots and garlic, then stir-fry until fragrant.

  • Put in your prawns and tomato, and season with salt and black pepper.

  • Cook for a minute or 2 until prawn is almost done.

  • Add sambal, ketchup, kicap manis, oyster sauce, chicken stock,and sugar.

  • Toss to combine,

  • Bring to boil, then add in noodles and bean sprouts, toss to coat noodles with sauce.

  • Add potatoes, tofu, fish cake, and cai xin.

  • Continue to stir-fry until noodles absorbed all the liquid, and season with salt to taste.

  • Push everything aside, and create some space on the side of the wok for the egg.

  • Crack in egg and scramble, when it’s almost set, toss noodles and eggs together.

  • Remove from heat and serve with wedge of lime, cucumber slices, and coriander.

I threw in some left over shredded chicken to the mix as well. Added it in together with my bean sprouts.

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