Our family has really developed a craving for sushi or Japanese cuisine. We give the credit to Jack for that! He has become quite the sushi maker and we the connoisseurs-aren't we lucky! Jack recently made some "organic Udon authentic Japanese wheat noodles" they were great but I think a thin linguine will be a great substitute (One we will probably have to use more often then not. We can't come by Japanese noodles easily in our parts.) When we get around a "World Market" we like to see what fun things we can try. Jack picked noodles up and we tried the recipe on the back of the package. These were a huge hit at our table, so much so, that Jack had to make them again the next day for lunch. The kids loved them and could eat the whole recipe by themselves if we would allow it. Gotta love a recipe like that!
Yaki Udon
(Serves 5 according to package)
9.5 oz Hakubaku Udon Noodles or Thin linguine
7.5 oz Chicken breast, finely sliced
1/2 Medium onion, finely sliced (we used our favorite sweet onion here)
1 Carrot, finely sliced
3 oz Cabbage, finely sliced
3 Spring onions, cut on angle
3 Tablespoon Olive Oil
3 Tablespoons Soy Sauce
Pinch of salt
Ground black pepper to taste
Bring a large pot of water to a boil and cook the Udon Noodles for 4 minutes, (for linguine according to package for al dente) drain, then rinse well under cold water. Put olive oil into frying pan and heat up. Cook chicken thoroughly, then cook onion, carrot, cabbage, and noodles lightly. Once everything is warmed up, add spring onion, pinch of salt, pepper, and soy sauce. Toss in pan. Serve