Cooking: Chicken Yaki Udon Noodles

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An nyeoung

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I thought this week I would do another cooking post instead of the usual cooking then baking posts but don't worry I do have some baking posts penned in next week and the week after but I thought this week I would share another recipe I found, this one is a Japanese dish and my first time cooking a Japanese style dish, which I'm sure your surprised about, shall we get started?

Lets get cooking!

Ingredients:

300g udon noodles - I used straight to Wok noodles

Oil, for frying

2 chicken breasts

Pinch chilli flakes

1/2 red onion, sliced

1 garlic clove sliced

12 shitake mushrooms

small handful Mangetout, sliced

3tbsp soy sauce

3tbsp mirin

1tbsp Worcestershire sauce

1tbsp honey

2 spring onions, chopped

1tbsp sesame seeds

Drizzle sesame oil

1 lime, cut into wedges

First up I diced my red onion, garlic, mangetout and spring onions ready for when needed.

Next I cut my chicken breasts into pieces that I would use in a curry or you could cut them into strips like a stir fry.

Next I added oil and the chicken to a pan on a medium heat and cooked for 2 minutes.

After 2 minutes I added the chilli flakes, red onion, garlic, mangetout and the shitake mushrooms, gave it a stir and left to cook for a further 2-3 minutes.

Next I added the honey, soy sauce, mirin and Worcestershire sauce and gave another mix. Then brought it to a simmer.

I then added the udon noodles and cooked till the noodles were ready.

Next I spooned into 2 bowls, sprinkled over the spring onions, drizzled over the sesame oil and sprinkled over the sesame seeds. Lastly adding 2 lime wedges to each bowl  and ready to serve.

I really enjoyed making this dish and the recipe was really easy to follow, if you recognised the recipe then you may have seen it on Lorraine as I was leaving the house he said he was cooking this so if would like to follow the ingredients (I missed some out) and recipe that he shared then check out James' recipe on Lorraine's website.

Did you cook this recipe?

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See you soon!

An nyeoung

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