Cooking Instructions
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1- In a pan, add water, cooking oil, noodles and bring it to boil.
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2- Let them cool with the help of water- Add cooking oil in a pan then add chicken and fry until light brown. After that, add onion, green capsicum and cook for a while and then strain the extra cooking oil.
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3- Now, in a pan, add cooked chicken mixture, chili sauce and fry it.
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4- Now, add carrots, cabbage, soy sauce, salt, black pepper powder, sugar, chinese salt and cook for 2 minutes. After that add noodles in it.
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Use Green onion for garnishin. Now its ready.
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