Mie goreng / Stir-fried noodle
After making my own noodle, I thought to make mie goreng with any ingredients I have in my fridge. It turned out very good and tasty.
This is my first mie goreng that I ever made from scratch.
Nb. You may use any meat or vegetables that you love to create this dish.
Mie goreng / Stir-fried noodle
After making my own noodle, I thought to make mie goreng with any ingredients I have in my fridge. It turned out very good and tasty.
This is my first mie goreng that I ever made from scratch.
Nb. You may use any meat or vegetables that you love to create this dish.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Prepare your vegetables. Boil the noodle-half cooked. Set it aside.
- 2
You may beat the egg first in a bowl or just direct fry it on the pan without beating. In a frying pan, add 1 tbsp oil, stir fry the egg for 2 minutes until well cooked. Transfer it out to a plate.
- 3
In the same pan, add one tablespoon oil, add the sliced onions/shallot, stir fry it. Add the green chili and tomatoes. Stir fry it for 3 minutes until the tomatoes got soft. Add green peas.
- 4
Add the cooked noodles and eggs, give seasoning - salt, pepper, chili powder. Mix them well. Stir fry it for 3 minutes. Add some oil if it is too dry.
- 5
Switch off the heat. Transfer the fried noodle in your plate. Enjoy your meal. Selamat makan!
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