506 kcalWan Ton Mee
50 min serves 2
Dairy-Free
28gprotein67gcarbs14gfat
Ingredients
- •1 cup carrots
- •1 bunch chives
- •1 cup mushroom
- •2 rolls wan ton noodles
- •4 tablespoons vegetarian oyster sauce
- •1 bell pepper
- •1 vegetarian char siu/barbeque pork
- •salt and pepper
- •seasoning
- •2 teaspoons sesame oil
- •1½ tablespoons soy sauce
- •2 teaspoons honey/sweet soy sauce
- •1 tofu
- •4 cups vegetable stock
- •10 wan wrappers
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Method
From foodista.com — read the original
- Noodles. Cook noodles in boiling water for about 3 mins or until it ceases to stick together.
- Remove and blanch in cold water.
- Put the noodles back in another pot of boiling vegetable stock and cook another 3-4 mins or till it reaches the right texture. Meanwhile, mix all ingredients of seasoning in a bowl. When noodles are ready remove from fire and drain. Toss it in the seasoning till well coated. Wan Ton soup
- Mash some tofu and season with salt, pepper and light soy sauce.
- Add chopped chives and carrots and mushroom if you wish. Fill wan ton wrappers with filling and fry. For he soup, boil vegetable stock and season.
- Add wan tons once soup is done and removed from fire. Vegetable
- Though its best to use a leafy vegetable, I used broccoli. Blanch the vegetable in the stock used to cook the mee. Assemble and garnish with grilled vegetarian char siu .
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Recipe and photo via Spoonacular · original recipe at foodista.com