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Ingredients and seasonings required in prepare

1. Use 250 g Egg Noodles
2. Prepare 2 tablespoons Oyster Sauce
3. Prepare 2 tablespoons Soy Sauce
4. Prepare 1.5 tablespoon Hoisin Sauce
5. Prepare 1/4 teaspoon seasoning salt
6. Prepare 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. Prepare 30 g margarine to fry

It's confusing, but it's like that down here. There's no Dim Sum or authentic Chinese food here in Greenville. If you're craving noodles, try Lo Mein (thick) or Mei Fun (thin). I've lived here long enough not to expect noodles in my Chow Mein.

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.
9. Done and ready to serve!

Noodles is a food type, Chow Mein is a dish The most basic difference between noodles and Chow Mein is that while the former is used to refer to a type of food made from dough, the latter is a dish. In fact, Chow Mein is a combination of word - chow meaning fried and mein meaning noodles. So, Chow Mein, literally means fried noodles. 'Cause "chow mein" is Chinese for "fried noodles". It makes stuff like "What Does The Fox Say?" seem absolutely tame, says Charles from Guitar Junky. I don't know what the hell I just watched but I'll have whatever they're having.

how ? Easy isn’t it? That’s the make i can't believe it's probably not chow mein that you do at home. Congratulations enjoy