For the Dinner Date, I am sharing my 'udon noodle stir fry with chicken and vegetables'.
I was happy with the way this dish turned out. I used leftover barbecue chicken pieces for this dish. It is great with any leftover meat.
400g udon noodles (2 small packages)
leftover barbecue chicken pieces
1 carrot julienned
2 stalks celery julienned
broccoli julienned
2 cloves garlic minced
1/2 onion sliced
2-3 tbs canola oil
Sauce:
2 tbs mirin or Chinese cooking wine
2 tbs light soy sauce
1 tbs dark soy sauce
1 tbs sugar
1 tsp sesame oil
Bring water in a medium saucepan to the boil. Add the udon noodles and loosen them with tongs for about 2-3 minutes. Drain and set aside.
saute onion, garlic in oil
add vegetables and stir fry until soft (approx 5 mins)
add the chicken pieces then the noodles then the sauce. Mix everything for 2 minutes.
Enjoy!


The stirfry looks very tasty!
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ReplyDeleteHmmm, now I´d like a pear... or that dish, sounds yummy, too. I still have those Mac and Cheese out of the freezer today (and likely tomorrow...)
Sounds like a great dish to wind down Chinese New Year. Lovely pear drawing, too, Christine.
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ReplyDeleteGod bless.
You instilled a style to the still photography. It is certainly inspiring to look at it
ReplyDeleteGreat blog, very inspiring! I like the way you write, very interesting. I wish you all the best in the new year!
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Good morning, I love your still life, and your dish looks really delicious-I miss a good stir fry we used to make those allot.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so yummy💗 Love the fruit painting too!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful art! I really want to try this stirfry! Happy Thursday!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely pear! I like how you drew the plate and the pear's "bottom" in particular!
ReplyDeleteLovely still life and an even lovelier stir-fry! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeletegoodYummy and verybeautiful painting!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour 'udon noodle stir fry with chicken and vegetables' looks delicious. And I like your drawing of the pear!
ReplyDeleteALL THE BEST, have a good February,
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The pear looks beautiful and the food...yummy :-)
ReplyDeleteYour pear drawing looks ( real) yummy
ReplyDeleteLuv the noodles stir fry.
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Much❤love
Pear is realistic ~ good enough to eat along with your stir fry ~
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Great job on the pear!
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Hola! el cuadro te quedo muy bonito y el salteado tiene muy buena pinta, gracias por la receta. Besos
ReplyDeleteYour noodles look delicious, and so does that beautifully drawn pear. Hope it was a good day!
ReplyDeleteNice art 🍐
ReplyDeleteLinda pintura te da ganas d e la pera y de los fideos. Gracias por la receta.
ReplyDeleteLoved the art and the recipe. Thanks, Christine!
ReplyDeletebeautiful painting ... and..
ReplyDeletenice food... yummy
It looks delicious! Thanks for the recipe
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That is a very nice still life.
ReplyDeleteThe stir-fry looks very tasty.
All the best Jan
Great job on the pear, Christine, and the stir fry looks yummy. Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful still life.
ReplyDeletePears seems to be the fruit of choice this week. Your pear is well done, I have to say. And you must be a serious cook if you keep both light soy sauce and dark soy sauce in your cabinet ... my DIL is Thai and so we get some really interesting Asian food here ... mostly too hot for me to eat, but she is kind enough to hold mine out before she adds the hot spices. Your 'Udon noodle stir fry sounds delicious and something I could do, though I would have to look into the soy sauce issue :) Stay warm, Christine ...
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
The noodle dish looks really yummy! Oh I love your pear, great minds think alike! ☺☺ Very cool that you drew it from the bottom perspective!!
ReplyDeleteI like your pear :)
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