Vegetarian Dan Dan Noodles with Soy Meat

Name: Vegetarian Dan Dan Noodles with Soy Meat
Yield: 2 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 20 grams Soy meat; 1 Olive oil (for stir frying); 1 clove Garlic (finely chopped); 1 Salt; 1 tbsp Shaoxing wine (or cooking sake); 2 tbsp Soy sauce; 5 cm Japanese leek (finely chopped); 2 tbsp Sesame paste (Look for Tahini sauce, available at Chinese supermarkets. It's convenient to have stocked); 1 tsp Mirin; 2 tbsp Water (or warm water); 150 grams Ashitaba konnyaku noodles (if not available, use 2 servings of yakisoba or somen noodles)

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For the soy meat, I used "Veggie made," a soy bean-based meat made with 100% vegetable-based ingredients. It tastes just like meat and is great for those watching their health.

Stir-frying the "Veggiemade" with garlic, salt and pepper will give the mince a nice, strong taste.
This recipe makes even a vegetarian dish fragrant and satisfying. Recipe by Hatayabejimeido

For the soy meat, I used "Veggie made," a soy bean-based meat made with 100% vegetable-based ingredients. It tastes just like meat and is great for those watching their health.

Stir-frying the "Veggiemade" with garlic, salt and pepper will give the mince a nice, strong taste.
This recipe makes even a vegetarian dish fragrant and satisfying. Recipe by Hatayabejimeido

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

For the soy meat, I used "Veggie made," a soy bean-based meat made with 100% vegetable-based ingredients. It tastes just like meat and is great for those watching their health.

Stir-frying the "Veggiemade" with garlic, salt and pepper will give the mince a nice, strong taste.
This recipe makes even a vegetarian dish fragrant and satisfying. Recipe by Hatayabejimeido

For the soy meat, I used "Veggie made," a soy bean-based meat made with 100% vegetable-based ingredients. It tastes just like meat and is great for those watching their health.

Stir-frying the "Veggiemade" with garlic, salt and pepper will give the mince a nice, strong taste.
This recipe makes even a vegetarian dish fragrant and satisfying. Recipe by Hatayabejimeido

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Ingredients

2 servings

20 gramsSoy meat
1Olive oil (for stir frying)
1 cloveGarlic (finely chopped)
1Salt
1 tbspShaoxing wine (or cooking sake)
2 tbspSoy sauce
5cm Japanese leek (finely chopped)
2 tbspSesame paste (Look for Tahini sauce, available at Chinese supermarkets. It's convenient to have stocked)
1 tspMirin
2 tbspWater (or warm water)
150 gramsAshitaba konnyaku noodles (if not available, use 2 servings of yakisoba or somen noodles)

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Steps

1

If using "Veggiemade," prep first by soaking in water, then drain.
2

Boil the noodles. This time, I used healthy ashitaba konnyaku noodles from Taiwan. They're very low in calories, but are chewy.
3

You could also substitute with yakisoba or somen noodles.
4

Stir-fry the minced veggie meat in a frying pan with the olive oil, garlic, and salt.
5

When the noodles from Step 3 have boiled to the colour shown in the photograph in Step 3, add the Shaoxing wine (or cooking sake) and soy sauce to the frying pan. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to low and add the spring onion.
6

Stir fry until the spring onion has completely wilted, then turn off the heat.
7

Transfer the minced mixture to a bowl.
8

Add 2 tablespoons of sesame paste to the bowl along with 1 teaspoon of mirin and 2 tablespoons of water. Mix well.
9

Add the noodles to a plate and pour the minced mixture over the top to finish.
10

When serving, make sure to evenly mix the noodles and minced veggie meat! Feel free to add hot sesame oil and doubanjiang sauce to taste.