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Yakisoba is a simple noodle dish of wheat-based ramen noodles mixed with protein and vegetables like sliced napa cabbage, carrots, and shiitake mushrooms can also be a quick and delicious weeknight meal.
A mouthwatering dressing, a pile of fresh herbs, and a heap of chewy noodles make a complete — and completely satisfying — 20-minute meal.
This quick dish pairs light, umami-seasoned lo mein noodles with crunchy snow peas and water chestnuts.
For Jing Gao, owner of the cult Sichuan food company Fly by Jing, making these fresh hand-pulled noodles, doused in garlic, ginger, chile, and cumin, is as natural as breathing. A final pour of sizzling-hot oil is all you need to bloom the flavor of the seasonings. Watch Jing make this dish (and more!) in her episode of Chefs at Home.
We love noodles that are faster — and tastier — than takeout, and happen to be delicious when warm, room temperature, or eaten straight out of the refrigerator.
Gluten-free sweet potato noodles are tossed with steak, mushrooms, and spinach to make this classic Korean recipe.
Tender but hearty handmade noodles, simply made with flour, eggs, and whole-milk yogurt, add texture to the stew and thicken the broth. Store the noodles and broth separately to prevent the noodles from dissolving.Read Iliana Regan's essay about this recipe
This sweet and gingery beef becomes extra tender from marinating it in beer. Turn this meal into a party hors d'oeuvre by serving the beef in bite-sized pieces with toothpicks on top of the crispy noodles.
Paula Wolfert learned a chicken dish called chaariya medfouna from a private cook named Karima, left. "Chaariya means noodles," Wolfert says. "Medfoun means a surprise or something hidden." In Paula's adaptation, the steamed noodles cover tender chunks of lamb spiced with cumin.
These umami-packed noodles are coated in a nutty sesame sauce and topped with spiced ground pork.
Fresh soba noodles, hearty vegetables, and replenishing herbs come together in a soothing chicken bone broth.
Joanne Chang's satisfying 20-minute noodle dish starts with a super-flavorful peanut sauce that comes together in the blender using pantry staples.
This traditional Singaporean dish is a savory mix of tasty noodles, Chinese broccoli and pork.
A vast improvement on the usual sesame noodles made famous by a million Chinese take-out menus, this silky version includes chunks of tofu and sweet, crunchy slices of red bell pepper
The noodles here aren't cooked in the soup; they'd absorb too much of the liquid. Instead, they're boiled separately, tossed with sesame oil, and then put into bowls, waiting to be warmed by the hot broth. The bok choy goes into the soup toward the end of cooking, so that a hint of crispness remains.
Gail Simmons amps up chicken broth with soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, ginger and garlic which seasons this main course of crispy seared salmon. White-rice noodles, cooked briefly, keep their firm texture in the broth.