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Peanut Butter Pork Noodles
Quick noodles tossed with browned pork and a glossy, savory peanut butter sauce. Spring onion, garlic, lime, and chili crisp add aromatic, tangy heat.
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Ingredients
- neutral-flavored oil (for cooking)
- ground pork (quantity not stated)
- salt (to season; amount not stated)
- 3 spring onions (finely chopped; keep white and green parts separate)
- garlic (two colours of garlic; quantity not stated)
- peanut butter (a big spoonful; exact quantity not stated)
- soy sauce (quantity not stated)
- rice vinegar (quantity not stated)
- 1 lime (juiced)
- water (a splash; amount not stated)
- chili crisp (to taste; as much or as little as desired)
- udon noodles (packet noodles; use preferred noodles; quantity not stated)
Steps
- 1
Heat a pot over high heat and add neutral-flavored oil.
- 2
Add the ground pork and season it with salt. Leave it to cook undisturbed for a short time, then break it up in the pot.
- 3
While the pork cooks, finely chop about three spring onions. Separate the white parts from the green parts.
- 4
Smash and cut the garlic.
- 5
Add the spring onion whites and garlic to the pork.
- 6
Add a big spoonful of peanut butter, then add soy sauce, rice vinegar, and the juice of a lime.
- 7
Break up the peanut butter and stir it into the other ingredients until a glossy sauce forms.
- 8
Add a splash of water and stir. The sauce should look slightly wetter than the desired finished consistency, since it will reduce as it cooks.
- 9
Add chili crisp to taste.
- 10
Blanch the noodles for about 1 minute, then add them to the pot.
- 11
Add the spring onion greens and toss everything together. Taste, then serve.
Notes
The source does not give exact amounts for most ingredients, specify the pork quantity, or state a noodle quantity. It describes the meal as taking about 15 minutes. The transcript says 'two colours of garlic,' but does not clarify what that means.
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