Ingredients I rummaged together |
I hadn't planned anything for lunch and took a look in my fridge. I found some Asian greens that an Auntie had left with me the other day, soy sauce, chilli sauce, a spring onion, a discoloured lime, a clove of garlic and a red chilli for some extra heat. Oh and some miso paste. I luckily had some noodles in the cupboard, but had I not, I could have also used the leftover rice I had in my fridge (remembering to reheat the rice properly before adding it to the jar).
Kinder Kitchen Homemade Vegetarian Asian Pot Noodle
Ingredients chopped and ready for a good water |
- A bunch of fresh green, finely diced (or whatever you have in your fridge - finely dice cabbage, sweetcorn, finely copped broccoli all work)
- 1/2 a small clove of garlic, finely chopped (I didn't have any but freshly grated ginger would also be a delicious addition)
- 2 tbsp. soy sauce
- 2 tbsp. chilli sauce (although if you have fresh or frozen chilli this will do instead)
- 1/2 a lime
- 1 large or 2 small spring onions
- 1 1/2 tsp. of miso paste (half a vegetable stock cube crumbled if you don't have any miso paste)
- 1 medium nest of noodles
My deliciously fragrant & healthy lunch |
Method:
- Place the noodles at the bottom of a medium airtight jar
- Spoon in the soy and chilli sauce, then add the green vegetables, onion, chilli, garlic, lime juice and miso paste (or stock cube) - plus any other ingredients you wish
- Pour in enough boiling water to cover 2/3rd of the ingredients. Give it a really good shake for 30 seconds or so and then leave to stand for 5 minutes. Stir half way thorough
- And enjoy.
Top tip:
If making this for children who are not used to spicy heat, leave out the chilli sauce and chilli.
This is a great lunch recipe idea to take into the office. Prepare the night before but not adding the boiling water and leave in the fridge. Just add the boiling water when you are ready to eat the pot noodle at work.
Easy, delicious and nutritious!
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