While in Xiamen visiting relatives there, I wanted to try their Sar Cha Mian, Prawn Noodles etc. after having rice for meals for several days. But I was told that noodles are mostly eaten by not so well to do families. The more well off people will have rice for lunch and dinner. I was tired of having rice and sneaked out to try Xiamen noodles. The fresh oysters with hand-made noodle soup and Sar Cha Mian that I had were good.
Back in Malaysia, the first meal I had at home was this San Bei Chi with noodles. This is something new to me. San Bei Chi is a fragrant and aromatic stir fry chicken dish, very popular is most Chinese food outlets.
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Back in Malaysia, the first meal I had at home was this San Bei Chi with noodles. This is something new to me. San Bei Chi is a fragrant and aromatic stir fry chicken dish, very popular is most Chinese food outlets.
Normally served with rice but here I used it to cook with noodles. You can also used Angel Hair spaghetti.
Verdict - tasty chicken and noodle dish that is not difficult to prepare.
Verdict - tasty chicken and noodle dish that is not difficult to prepare.
Ingredients
[serves 3]
3 deboned chicken thigh – cut bite sizes pieces
3 cloves garlic – sliced
10 slices of ginger
1 stalk spring onions – cut 1 inch lengths
1 red chilli – seeded and cut strips
2 tbsp sesame oil
A bunch of basil leaves
Seasoning
3 tbsp each of light soy sauce and cooking wine
2 tbsp chilli sauce
2 tsp sugar
100 ml water
- Heat sesame oil in a non-stick wok, pan fry chicken pieces until brown on both sides. Push aside.
- Add in garlic, ginger, spring onions and red chilli to fry until aromatic.
- Add in seasoning and 50 ml water. Bring to boil and braise chicken for a few minutes.
- Add in blanched noodles, toss to mix well and add in remaining water.
- Continue to fry noodles until the water is almost dry.
- Add in basil leaves and toss well to cook.
- Dish up to serve immediately.
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