I love having noodles. During my childhood noodles would be our morning breakfast on Sundays and till we follow the same as a custom. And the Sunday noodles was generally made by Baba. And that used to be ultimate. Now that I am away from my parents I miss my Sunday breakfast but every week I have noodles at least 2 times :P. And as I love to have variety in my food , so this variation of noodle was created in the process.All I can say you can try this..... |
Noodles | 150 gm |
Soyabean Balls | 10 gm |
Onion | 2 numbers |
Garlic | 5-6 cloves |
Green Chilli | 2 numbers |
Coriander | 2 small bunches |
Oil | 4 tablespoons |
Red Chilli Powder | 1/2 teaspoons |
Turmeric Powder | 1/4 teaspoons |
Dried Red Chillies | 3 numbers |
Salt | To taste |
FOR EGG SAUCE | |
Eggs | 2 numbers |
Milk | 1 cup |
Mustard | 2 teaspoon |
Black Pepper | To taste |
Salt | To taste |
- Bring a large pot of salted water and a drop of oil to boil. When the water boils, add the noodles and let it cook till soften.
- Drain out the noodles and set aside. Boil water again and add the soyabean ball and let them soften.
- While this is getting done , whisk together all the sauce ingredients and set aside.
- Heat oil in a pan and add salt , tumeric powder and red chilly and then fry the soyabean balls.
- In the same pan heat some more oil and add the onions , green chilly and red chilly.
- When the onions are slighty done add the garlic and corriander and let it fry
- Add the noodle to the pan and stir fry the same. Add the sauce to the same and cook for 2-3 min then add the soyabean balls and cook for a min.
- Place the noodle in a plate and add some cheese , oregano and chilly flakes and bake for 1 min.
2 comments:
Oh my, this sounds and looks delicious. You might want to link this to Let's Do Brunch. I would be honored to have the recipe there.
http://sweetsav.blogspot.com/2011/01/lets-do-brunch.html
@Sweet and Savory
Hi Thanks for the honor... just one small problem I dont know how to like it could you plz let me know... :)
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